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Advanced Introduction to American Foreign Policy
Loch K. Johnson provides a comprehensive account of America’s constitutional framework, examining how U.S officials carry out America’s foreign policy objectives through diplomacy, trade agreements, secretive covert actions, and the use of military force.
'Rarely has there been a greater need for a book to provide understanding and insight into the history, constitutional basis, and practice of American foreign policy. Professor Loch Johnson’s account does that, just in time.’
– Karl F. Inderfurth, Former US Assistant Secretary of State (1997-2001) and Former US Representative to the United Nations (1993-1997)
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Teaching International Relations
This comprehensive guide captures important trends in international relations pedagogy.
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A Research Agenda for Political Demography
Offering insights into how demographic shifts have impacted how we organize ourselves politically, our economic systems and our societal relationships.
More informationNew Horizons in European Politics series
Series editor: José M. Magone, Berlin School of Economics and Law, Germany
Founding Series editor: Julie Smith, Robinson College, Cambridge, UK
The New Horizons in European Politics series is an invaluable forum for original research across the spectrum of European politics, promoting innovative cross-disciplinary analysis of contemporary issues and debates. Both international and comparative in its approach, this exciting series encompasses theoretical and empirical work from both well-established researchers and the next generation of scholars.
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Taxing Migrants More Fairly in an Era of Globalization
In a globally connected world, outdated tax rules struggle to address modern migration. Shanan…
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Gender Wage Gap and Discrimination against Women
Alicja Sielska discusses Gender Wage Gap and Discrimination against Women
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Care Homes in a Tumultuous Era: Do They Have a Future?
Pat Armstrong and Susan Braedley discuss their book Care Homes in a Turbulent Era
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