Norman Angell

Norman Angell was a British author and political activist known for his influential writings on war and peace. His notable work, "The Great Illusion," argues that military power does not guarantee national advantage, challenging contemporary beliefs about warfare. Angell's ideas contributed significantly to the discourse on international relations and pacifism in the early 20th century. He also wrote "Peace Theories and the Balkan War" and "The Fruits of Victory," further exploring the implications of conflict and the potential for lasting peace. His advocacy for disarmament and cooperation among nations left a lasting impact on peace movements.