Buku membahas persoalan kelompok minoritas di Indonesia, hak-hak, integrasi nasional, dan kebijakan terhadap minoritas.
This book explores the principles and evolution of the Non-Aligned Movement with a particular emphasis on its role in promoting peace and regional cooperation. A. C. Shahul Hameed examines the political, economic, and diplomatic significance of non-alignment for developing countries amid shifting global power structures. The work provides analytical insight into how non-aligned nations strive t…
This book examines China’s position and evolving policy toward the Non-Aligned Movement during the Cold War era. Gopal Chaudhuri analyzes China’s diplomatic strategy, ideological considerations, and geopolitical interests that shaped its interactions with developing countries and its stance on global power blocs. The work explores China’s role in supporting Third World solidarity, its eff…
Politics in China (Second Edition) provides an overview of China’s political system, its historical foundations, and the key institutions that shape governance. The book explains how the Communist Party functions as the core of political authority, detailing its organizational structure, policy-making processes, and mechanisms of control. It also examines the state apparatus, the role of the …
Uncertain Passage analyzes China’s political, economic, and social transformation during the critical years following Mao Zedong’s death. The book traces the complexities of the transition period, marked by leadership struggles, policy reevaluations, and the gradual emergence of new reform-oriented directions. It explores how China grappled with stabilizing the state, redefining ideological…
Le Calice Jusqu’à la Lie – Première Partie, Chapitres presents a detailed and personal account of Cambodia’s political and social transformations as witnessed and experienced by the author. This first part traces the early stages of the nation’s crisis, highlighting key historical events, internal conflicts, and the growing tensions that shaped Cambodia’s modern trajectory. Through …
Le Calice Jusqu’à la Lie – Deuxième Partie, Chapitres continues the author’s reflective and historical narrative on Cambodia’s political turmoil and national struggle. In this second part, the book explores pivotal events, personal testimonies, and political developments that shaped the nation during periods of conflict and transition. The chapters delve into the experiences of key fi…
The tribal region located on the frontier between Pakistan and Afghanistan is the centre of terrorist activity in the world today. Since 2001, Al Qaeda and Taliban fighters have regrouped here, using its mountainous terrain as a safe haven in which to train, plan major terror attacks, send insurgents to Afghanistan, and recruit ever-younger fighters. In this essential book Imtiaz Gul follows th…
Enchanted Frontiers: Sikkim, Bhutan and India’s North-Eastern Borderlands by Nari Rustomji presents the author’s personal experiences and observations of the Eastern Himalayan region, focusing on Sikkim, Bhutan, and India’s northeastern borderlands. Through a blend of historical and ethnographic narrative, Rustomji explores the lives of local communities, their cultures, traditions, and t…
Examines the role of drug trafficking in the support of terrorist groups and the international criminal underworld connected to the Taliban in Pakistan and Afghanistan, arguing that the most important focus for Western policymakers is to stop the flow of money to terrorist networks.