Margaret Thatcher - The art of government. Gift book bound in leather

Cold War lessons, global threats and the limits of European integration

"The Art of Government" is a deep scientific work written by Margaret Thatcher, a public figure of global importance. The book presents four large blocks of questions covering various aspects of government.

First, the book examines the lessons of the Cold War and the past and current role of the United States. Secondly, the assessment of the development paths of Russia, China, India and other countries is given. Thirdly, the threats posed to the world by instability in the Balkans, rogue States, Islamic extremism and international terrorism are analyzed. Fourth, the process of integration in Europe and the danger of imperceptibly expanding the power of international institutions to the detriment of the independence of national states are considered.

The system of views presented in the book is what Margaret Thatcher herself calls "conservatism." She believes that democracy is a fundamental aspect of a sound foreign policy, and national priorities in the structure of the state system are the key to a stable international order.

The book "The Art of Government" will be of interest to a wide audience. It was written by Margaret Thatcher, the 71st Prime Minister of Great Britain, Baroness, the first and so far the only woman to hold this post, as well as the first woman to become prime minister of a European state.