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The Labours of Hercules: A Strategy for Victory in International Relations – Danylo Lubkivskyi (Ukrainian Edition)

The Labours of Hercules: A Strategy for Victory in International Relations – Danylo Lubkivskyi (Ukrainian Edition)
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SKU: 9789664486498
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A Ukrainian-language book by diplomat Danylo Lubkivskyi that starts from a question he considers decisive for international relations: can people, and states, change?

Using the ancient myths of Hercules as a framework, the author explores good and evil in world politics. Each of the hero’s labours becomes a metaphor for a complex geopolitical challenge. Lubkivskyi argues that Greek thought resists the idea of absolute evil, and that refusing to accept evil as total is a sign of great vital strength: if evil is not absolute, it can in principle be overcome. From this conviction he builds the book’s central idea, a strategy for victory in international affairs.

A thought-provoking read for anyone following Ukraine’s place in the world, diplomacy and the philosophy of politics, written for a broad audience rather than specialists only.

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Edition details

  • Language: Ukrainian
  • Author: Danylo Lubkivskyi
  • Publisher: Old Lion Publishing House (Vydavnytstvo Staroho Leva)
  • Year: 2026
  • Pages: 432
  • Format: 145×200 mm
  • ISBN: 978-966-448-649-8