Political Conflict in American Politics
MARYLENA MANTAS AND ROBERT Y. SHAPIRO, EDITORS

2024 · 204 Pages

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This book features research that sheds light on the political conflict present in American politics.

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China in a World of Great Power Competition
ANDREW SCOBELL AND JENNIFER STAATS, EDITORS

2023 · 168

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The book features research by scholars of Chinese politics on the current state of China’s relations with other powers at a time of great power competition. 

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Current Perspectives on American Politics
MARYLENA MANTAS AND ROBERT Y. SHAPIRO, EDITORS

2022 · 268 Pages

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This volume features research by leading American scholars on governance, partisan conflict, democracy, race, voting, as well as inequality and ideology at the state and local levels. 

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AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
Trump and After

JACK SNYDER, EDITOR

2021 · 160 Pages

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This book examines U.S. foreign policy during Donald Trump’s presidency and its significance for the future of transatlantic relations and great power competition.

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Perspectives on Presidential Elections, 1992–2020
ROBERT Y. SHAPIRO, EDITOR

2021 · 355 Pages

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Presidential elections and politics scholars analyze the major U.S. national elections from 1992 to 2020. 

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Presidential Selection and Democracy
DEMETRIOS JAMES CARALEY AND ROBERT Y. SHAPIRO, EDITORS

2019 · 228 Pages

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This book explores topics of central importance to American democracy and the presidential selection process.

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THE PROLIFERATION OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS
Extending the U.S. Umbrella and Increasing Chances of War

DEMETRIOS JAMES CARALEY AND ROBERT JERVIS, EDITORS

2018 · 204 Pages

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In addition to examining the proliferation of nuclear capacity, the book explores the links between non-proliferation, arms control, and extended deterrence.   

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Ten Presidential Elections, 1980–2016
DEMETRIOS JAMES CARALEY, EDITOR

2018 · 324 pages

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Written by America’s leading scholars of U.S. presidential elections, each essay is a major reference for the election it covers. The collection includes an overview by the editor analyzing voting trends from 1980 to 2016.

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Continuing Issues in U.S. National Security Policy
DEMETRIOS JAMES CARALEY AND MARYLENA MANTAS, EDITORS

2016 · 248 Pages

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Brings together essays that explore topics of central and ongoing importance to American foreign policy.

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CHINA'S GREAT LEAP OUTWARD
Hard and Soft Dimensions of a Rising Power

ANDREW SCOBELL AND MARYLENA MANTAS, EDITORS

2014 · 200 pages

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Presents case studies of China’s twenty-first century efforts to leverage hard and soft power in its foreign policy. Explores China’s economic and military policy in the Asia-Pacific region, as well as core principles that guide China’s influence in Latin America and Africa.

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Religion, Democracy, and Politics in the Middle East
DANIEL BYMAN AND MARYLENA MANTAS, EDITORS

2012 · 250 pages

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Discusses religion, democracy, and politics in the Middle East in the early 21st century and highlights dilemmas and challenges for the future of the region.
 

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The Future of U.S. Foreign Policy
ROBERT JERVIS AND LOREN MORALES KANDO, EDITORS

2008 · 224 pages

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This publication discusses major challenges in American foreign relations.  The book examines the development of U.S. strategy, reactions to U.S. military and geopolitical power, and the protection of human rights and civil liberties.

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TERRORIST ATTACKS AND NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION
Strategies for Overlapping Dangers

DEMETRIOS JAMES CARALEY AND LOREN MORALES KANDO, EDITORS

2007 · 296 pages

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Notable experts, including Walter LaFeber, Robert Jervis, Jerome Slater, and Daniel Byman, examine strategies to combat terrorism and counter nuclear proliferation threats, the book discusses related moral, ethical, and constitutional issues.

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The Meaning of American Democracy
ROBERT Y. SHAPIRO, EDITOR

July 25, 2005 · 257 pages

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This collection of essays examines recent events that have raised questions about the meaning of democracy, including the elections of 2000 and 2004, the terrorist attacks on September 11, and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

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AMERICAN HEGEMONY
Preventive War, Iraq, and Imposing Democracy

DEMETRIOS JAMES CARALEY, EDITOR

May 2004 · 206 pages

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Essays examine the future of American power, perspectives on preventive war, and implications for democracy.  Contributing scholars discuss complex questions about Washington's plans for the reconstruction, stabilization, and democratization.

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September 11, Terrorist Attacks, and U.S. Foreign Policy
DEMETRIOS JAMES CARALEY, EDITOR

August 2002 · 200 pages

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A distinguished group of authors, including Walter LaFeber, Richard K. Betts, Ruth Wedgwood, and Robert Jervis, look into important policy considerations that confront a democratic state when trying to combat terrorism, and explain the causes and consequences of the terrorist attacks on September 11.

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