This book provides a comprehensive framework for analyzing international politics by examining the key concepts, actors, and processes that shape global relations. Holsti explores the nature of the international system, sources of conflict, patterns of cooperation, and the role of power and justice in world affairs. The third edition includes updated discussions of international theory, decisio…
This book provides an analytical and comprehensive introduction to the study of international relations in the modern world. Joseph Frankel examines the evolving nature of the international system, exploring key concepts such as power, national interest, diplomacy, conflict, and cooperation. The third edition reflects significant political and structural changes in the global arena, emphasizing…
In this reflective work, former U.S. President Richard Nixon offers his insights on global leadership through a series of biographical portraits and personal evaluations of major world figures. Drawing from his extensive experience in international politics and diplomacy, Nixon analyzes the qualities, decisions, and historical moments that shaped the leaders who influenced the 20th century. The…
The Nation and International Relations discusses the ideological, political, and historical foundations of national identity within the socialist framework of Yugoslavia. Edvard Kardelj examines the development of nations, the nature of state sovereignty, and how socialist self-management shapes international relations. The book analyzes the balance between national independence and global coop…
Zero-Sum Future examines the shifting landscape of global power in the post–Cold War era, arguing that rising economic insecurity and geopolitical competition are pushing major nations toward zero-sum thinking. Gideon Rachman analyzes how globalization, financial instability, and the emergence of new world powers shape American influence in the 21st century. Through historical context and con…
Studies in the Theory of Imperialism presents a collection of influential essays examining the historical, economic, and political foundations of imperialism. Edited by Roger Owen and Bob Sutcliffe, the volume explores major theoretical perspectives—including Marxist, Leninist, and dependency theory—and analyzes how imperialist structures shape global power relations. Contributors investiga…
Anarchy, State, and Utopia is a landmark work of political philosophy in which Robert Nozick presents a rigorous defense of libertarianism. Challenging the dominant theories of distributive justice, Nozick argues for a minimal state limited to the protection of individuals against force, theft, and fraud. He rejects redistributive taxation and egalitarian principles, offering instead an entitle…
This edited volume explores the dynamics of political culture and the processes of political change within communist states during the mid-20th century. Featuring contributions from leading scholars, the book examines ideology, state structures, leadership patterns, social mobilization, and internal transformations across various communist regimes. Through comparative analysis, it highlights bo…
This book is a collection of documents on Morocco and various other African countries, compiled as part of the "Documents on Muslim States" series. Edited by Shiv Lal, this book presents a compilation of reports, political data, diplomatic notes, and government documents related to political developments in the African region, particularly countries with Muslim populations and governments. The …
This book is the official documentation of Morocco's struggle and transition to independence from 1955 to 1957. Written by King Mohammed V and translated from Arabic, this work contains speeches, political statements, early state policies, and reflections by Moroccan leaders on the critical period leading up to and following the proclamation of independence. This book provides a comprehensive o…