Edward Mortimer's France and the Africans 1944–1960: A Political History examines the political relations between France and African countries from the late colonial period through decolonization. The book explores French policy toward its colonies, the dynamics of African internal politics, and the transition to independence. Mortimer provides a thorough analysis of the political negotiation…
This book presents a series of alternate historical scenarios that reimagine pivotal moments in modern American politics. Jeff Greenfield explores how small, often overlooked events—such as a driver’s mistake, a medical decision, or a brief moment of chance—could have profoundly changed the careers of prominent political figures like John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, Jimmy Carter, Geral…
Vincent Wright's The Government and Politics of France is an in-depth study of the political structure, system of government, and decision-making processes in modern France. It examines the relationship between the executive, legislative, and bureaucratic institutions, as well as the dynamics of post-1945 politics, including the roles of political parties, the presidency, and the state administ…
Demokrasi Perancis adalah terjemahan dari karya Valéry Giscard d’Estaing yang membahas prinsip, perkembangan, dan praktik demokrasi di Prancis. Buku ini menjelaskan bagaimana sistem politik Prancis berkembang dari masa ke masa, peranan lembaga negara, dinamika pemerintahan, serta hubungan antara eksekutif, legislatif, dan rakyat. Sebagai mantan Presiden Prancis, Giscard d’Estaing memberika…
Gaullist Africa: Cameroon under Ahmadou Ahidjo is a scholarly examination of Cameroon’s political evolution during the presidency of Ahmadou Ahidjo, one of Africa’s pivotal post-colonial leaders. Edited by Richard Joseph, the book explores how French Gaullist policies shaped Cameroon’s political structures, governance style, and international relations after independence.
This book examines the political significance of the Non-Aligned Movement and its role in shaping national security policies among developing countries. Attar Chand explores how nonalignment emerged as an alternative strategy during the Cold War, offering smaller nations a framework for independence, cooperation, and security outside the major power blocs. The work analyzes the principles of no…
L. A. Puntila's The Political History of Finland 1809–1966 examines the political development of Finland from the time of the Russian Empire (Grand Duchy of Finland) to the era of independence and the consolidation of the modern state. Through in-depth historical analysis, the author outlines changes in government structure, the process of democratization, the role of political parties, and t…
Chypre: Mythes et Réalités is the official publication of the Institut de Politique Étrangère, presenting documents on the Cyprus issue from the perspective of the Turkish government. The book provides political analysis, a history of the conflict, and an explanation of ethnic issues and the relationship between the Turkish and Greek communities in Cyprus. Using the “23 Questions – 23 A…
This documentary survey explores the concept, evolution, and political implications of the Non-Aligned Movement within global power dynamics. Compiled by Krishan Gopal, the book presents key documents, speeches, and policy statements that illustrate how non-alignment emerged as a significant force in international relations. It examines the movement’s strategies in navigating superpower rival…
“This book analyzes the role of nonaligned states in shaping the New International Economic Order during the early 1980s. Attar Chand examines the political and economic aspirations of the Non-Aligned Movement, emphasizing its collective efforts to restructure global economic relations in favor of developing countries. Through detailed assessments of policy positions, international negotiatio…