First World War - no End in Sight is about a war that is still going on. Historians have drawn attention to a chain of events that leads from the First to the Second World War. Others present the Cold War as the Third Act in the drama. In this extensively researched book, Frank Furedi explores how the conflicts left unresolved by the Great War were not settled with the fall of the Berlin Wall, and how World War One was not simply a struggle over territory or ideology. It also served as a catalyst for eroding the prevailing system of meaning and helped intensify disputes over norms and values, and also, most significantly, began today's ever-prevailing Culture Wars.
