Philip Hensher

When intellectuals are clueless about the first world war

Frank Furedi's First World War: Still No End in Sight gathers commentary from academics and sociologists. How wrong some of them were

A WWI memorial in New York (Photo: Emmanuel Dunand/AFP/Getty)
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  • First World War: Still No End in Sight

    Frank Furedi

    Bloomsbury, pp. 272

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