War is the continuation of politics by other means wrote Karl von Clausewitz in 1833 in his book On War. Critically discuss why states become belligerent in contemporary times.

DescriptionQuestion 3.*****Mandatory reading:***** (Must include these two sources in the essay)1. Bourke, S. (2019). Why Does Politics Turn to Violence?, in Edkins, J. and Zehfuss, M. (eds.) Global Politics. A New Introduction. London; NY: Routledge. Pp. 454 – 476.2. Gregory, T. (2019). What Makes the World Dangerous?, in Edkins, J. and Zehfuss, M. (eds.) Global Politics. A New Introduction. London; NY: Routledge. Pp. 477 – 499Links:1. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wcGkSrc1DFHcT_YdKIJ588SAxeUANn7G/view?usp=sharingRead more at: https://ukwritings.com/account/orders/7504692.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gu8Uk1kydZbk1APgLo8eKSuolMBOmyN0/view?usp=sharingRead more at: https://ukwritings.com/account/orders/750469*Essay Guide- What is political violence? What is war?- What is belligerency? – Why does politics turn to violence? – Evidence (examples of contemporary war)**As mentioned in the question, War is the continuation of politics by other means wrote Karl von Clausewitz in 1833 in his book On War. – Causes of belligerent states are far more complex in contemporary times than in 19th century. The essay will need to identify the differences.- Identify causes of belligerent states in contemporary times* Choose a topic to discuss. Be specific. Avoid being too broad.