War and Democracy is a collection of essays by Russian authors Seton-Watson, R. W. (Robert William), Greenwood Arthur, Wilson John Dover, and Alfred Zimmern, which explores in detail the relationship between war and democracy. The authors examine the wars and conflicts that took place in the world and their impact on democratic processes. The book analyzes how war events affect the political system of countries, will try to determine whether war can promote or hinder the development of democracy in the modern world. "War and Democracy" will help to better understand the complex relationships between wars and politics, as well as their impact on modern society.