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国际关系史（History of international relations） A brief account of the strategic thinking of international relations in the 19-20 Century School of chemistry and environmental protection engineering, environmental science, 201031202049 Since the Treaty of Westphalia, international relations developed truly, the development of a very important criterion is the strategic thinking and the formation of international relations. Especially in the 19-20 century, the strategic thinking of international relations, various theoretical theories emerge one after another, showing a hundred schools of thought contend. Various theories lay the theoretical foundation for the international policy of various countries, and the practice of policy in different countries provides practical experience for different theories and ideas, and they complement each other. Every thought has its origin, and the strategic thinking of international relations can also be found in ancient China, ancient Greece and ancient Rome. In the 19-20 century, the main strategic ideas of international relations were formed in the European and American countries, which were caused by the actual causes. The modern European international strategic thought can be traced back to the Italy Florence politician, strategist, thinker, Niccolo Machiavelli (1469 - 1527). Machiavellis strategic thought reflected in the Prince, history of Florence, on, academic military war and other works, the main piece of rich national independence, therefore, to promote the implementation of compulsory military service, against the mercenary system, emphasize the importance of the commander in the military. By the 19-20 century, the western strategic thinking had been greatly developed. Its leader is Engels called the military strategic thought the world recognized authority Romini (1779-1869), he has written a number of books on military strategy, mainly the army combat theory, war volume twenty-seven war art etc.. Most of them are lessons l