A classic in its field, Why Nations Go to War engages students in a dialogue about the human truth behind the mechanistic forces of war. The seven case studies provide students with solid historical background on twentieth-century warfare, while the lively narrative keeps them reading. The seventh edition has been thoroughly updated and includes a new case study on Bosnia and the war over the r…
This new edition of the preeminent history of Latin America has been brought up to date in all areas, examining the implications of the end of the Cold War on U.S.-Latin America realtions, such recent developments as international drug trafficking, and the ongoing trend away from authoritarian regimes toward civilian leaders and elected goverments.
This book contains compelling stories that convey all the compassion, humor, courage, and common sense that are at the heart of human nature. The people in this story had a big influence on Robert Muller's life. Many things may be forgotten, but through Muller's insight and understanding, these things will always be remembered. Taking place at a time when the United Nations is celebrating its f…