This book examines the theory and dynamics of international alliances as a form of latent war community in the global political system. Edited by Francis A. Beer, this collection of writings explores how states form coalitions for security purposes, political strategy, and the balance of power. The analysis is presented using a multidisciplinary approach, encompassing international relations th…
This anthology provides a comprehensive introduction to the field of international politics through selected foundational readings edited by George S. Masannat and Gilbert Abcarian. It presents essential theoretical perspectives, historical analyses, and contemporary discussions that help readers understand the dynamics of international relations. The book is designed for students and scholars …
Collection of documents, reports, and minutes of United Nations Security Council meetings related to the Indonesian issue between November 1948 and January 1949. These documents include statements by delegates, UN resolutions, and notes on the political situation leading up to the Second Dutch Military Aggression and the diplomatic process that took place in handling the Indonesian–Dutch conf…
Balkan as Metaphor is an edited volume led by Dušan I. Bjelić that examines how the Balkans have been represented, imagined, and politically constructed in global discourse. The book explores the region’s shifting identities, ethnic relations, and political transformations following the end of the Cold War. Through interdisciplinary perspectives, the contributors analyze the Balkans as both…
Arms and Politics in Latin America examines the historical and political role of military institutions across Latin American countries. Edwin Lieuwen analyzes how armed forces have shaped national development, political power, policy decisions, and patterns of governance throughout the region. The book discusses the roots of military influence, its expansion during periods of instability, and i…
This book is a collection of essays edited by Heraldo Muñoz and examines the new direction of Chilean foreign policy during the transition to democracy in the late 1980s. The authors, prominent academics, diplomats, and political analysts, evaluate Chile's global position, the diplomatic challenges of the post-Pinochet era, and the need to construct a foreign policy that supports democracy, ec…
This book Brunei Darussalam: the Road to Independence attempts to show the situation of Brunei in the past, and to depict the historical events that occured during that past era. This includes the affairs of the countries that have established relationship with Brunei Darussalam. In this way it is hoped that it will shed light and give better understanding of the details of these past events as…
While much has been written about the rule of the 'white rajas' in Sarawak and about the development of politics in this Malaysian state since independence, Malay Politics in Sarawak is the first study to focus on the political evolution of the Malay community in the crucial years from the cession to the British Crown in 1946 to independence in Malaysia and after. The author first sets the back…
Politics in Melanesia presents a comprehensive examination of the political structures, governance systems, and historical developments across the Melanesian region, including Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, and Fiji. Edited by Ahmed Ali and Ronald Gordon Crocombe, the book brings together scholarly analyses from experts in Pacific political studies. It explores the influence of…
This book analyzes the presidency of Richard Nixon, focusing on the challenges and limitations of executive power during his administration. Written by journalists Rowland Evans, Jr. and Robert D. Novak, the work explores Nixon’s leadership style, political strategies, and conflicts within the White House and with Congress, the media, and public opinion. It provides an in-depth examination of…