Texas: A History provides a concise yet comprehensive account of the historical development of the state of Texas, tracing its evolution from early Native American settlements through Spanish colonization, the era of the Republic of Texas, and its annexation into the United States. Written by historian Joe B. Frantz, the book examines political, social, and economic transformations that shaped …
San Francisco: A Chronological & Documentary History, 1542–1970 presents a comprehensive timeline of major events shaping the city from its earliest recorded encounters through the late twentieth century. Compiled and edited by Robert Mayer, the volume includes significant historical documents, governmental records, and contemporary accounts that illustrate San Francisco’s political, social…
Artistic Ambassadors explores how African American writers of the New Negro era shaped international perceptions of Black identity and culture. Brian Russell Roberts examines the literary works and global engagements of key African American intellectuals, revealing the ways in which they acted as informal cultural diplomats who challenged racial stereotypes and asserted new cultural narratives …
America in Search of Itself is Theodore H. White’s sweeping narrative of the transformation of American politics from 1956 to 1980. Drawing on firsthand reporting, interviews, and decades of political observation, White explores the forces that reshaped the American presidency, the evolution of electoral strategies, and the shifting social and cultural landscape that influenced national decis…
This book is a compilation of official documents from the Group of 77, an organization of developing countries formed to fight for collective economic interests in international forums. Volume V in this second series collects various declarations, recommendations, reports and session notes that reflect the political and economic position of developing countries in international relations. The d…
Volume VI of The Collected Documents of the Group of 77 contains a collection of official documents, statements, resolutions and reports issued by member countries of the Group of 77 in various international forums. This book reflects the views and positions of developing countries regarding global economic issues, international trade, South-South cooperation, as well as demands for a fairer in…
The book The Group of 77: The Third World Without Superpowers, Second Series, Volume IV contains a collection of official documents that describe the roles, policies and dynamics of developing countries that are members of the Group of 77. These documents highlight issues of international trade, economic development, South–South cooperation, as well as the political position of developing cou…
The Reader’s Companion to American History is an authoritative reference work edited by Eric Foner and John A. Garraty, bringing together contributions from leading historians. The book provides concise and comprehensive entries covering key events, themes, individuals, and concepts that shaped the history of the United States. Designed for both students and general readers, it offers clear e…
This volume presents a comprehensive collection of primary documents related to the activities, positions, and negotiations of the Group of 77, an intergovernmental organization of developing countries within the United Nations framework. It compiles official statements, resolutions, and reports that reflect the economic concerns, developmental aspirations, and collective strategies of member s…
The Worldmark Encyclopedia of the Nations: United Nations (Volume 1) is the first part of an international reference encyclopedia covering various aspects of the United Nations. It includes information on the history, organizational structure, functions, programs, and specialized agencies of the UN. It also includes a bibliography, index, and factual data to help readers understand the UN's rol…