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2<br />
All Judges<br />
Are <strong>Political</strong>—<br />
Except When<br />
They Are Not<br />
Acceptable<br />
Hypocrisies and<br />
the Rule of Law<br />
Keith J. Bybee<br />
We live in an age where one<br />
person’s judicial “activist”<br />
legislating from the bench<br />
is another’s impartial arbiter<br />
fairly interpreting the law. After the Supreme Court<br />
ended the 2000 Presidential election with its decision<br />
in Bush v. Gore, many critics claimed that the justices<br />
had simply voted their political preferences. But Justice<br />
Clarence Thomas, among many others, disagreed and<br />
insisted that the Court had acted according to legal<br />
principle, stating: “I plead with you, that, whatever you<br />
do, don’t try to apply the rules of the political world to<br />
this institution; they do not apply.”<br />
The legitimacy of our courts rests on their capacity to<br />
give broadly acceptable answers to controversial questions.<br />
Yet Americans are divided in their beliefs about<br />
whether our courts operate on unbiased legal principle<br />
or political interest. Comparing law to the practice of<br />
common courtesy, Keith Bybee explains how our courts<br />
not only survive under these suspicions of hypocrisy,<br />
but actually depend on them.<br />
“Judicial authority is not in grave danger, at least in the<br />
terms that some alarmists imagine. In conversation<br />
with mainstream approaches to judicial practice, this<br />
remarkably original work contends that law's deceits<br />
sustain order and moderate conflict, all the while sustaining<br />
hierarchy. A major accomplishment.”<br />
—Michael W. McCann, <strong>University</strong> of Washington<br />
The Cultural Lives of Law<br />
192 pp., 2010<br />
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Table of Contents<br />
American Politics and<br />
Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-5<br />
International<br />
Relations ..................6-9<br />
Security Studies . . . . . .10 -12<br />
Comparative Politics<br />
and <strong>Political</strong><br />
Economy ...............13-15<br />
Exam Copy Policy . . . . . . . . . . . .9<br />
Ordering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9<br />
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American Politics and Policy
Judging Bush<br />
Edited by Robert<br />
Maranto, Tom Lansford,<br />
and Jeremy Johnson<br />
“Covering every major dimension<br />
of Bush’s performance in the<br />
White House, Judging Bush will<br />
be an indispensable source on<br />
this most consequential presidency<br />
for years to come.”<br />
—Paul J. Quirk,<br />
<strong>University</strong> of British Columbia<br />
Studies in the Modern Presidency<br />
360 pp., 3 tables, 1 figure, 2009<br />
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The Co-Presidency<br />
of Bush and<br />
Cheney<br />
Shirley Anne Warshaw<br />
“Warshaw lays out with commendable<br />
academic diligence<br />
the division of power in the<br />
Bush White House and how a<br />
new, untested president, surrounded<br />
by political aides, willingly<br />
ceded all the heavy lifting<br />
to his vice president.”<br />
—Eleanor Clift,<br />
Contributing Editor, Newsweek<br />
320 pp., 2009<br />
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AVAILABLE IN NOVEMBER 2010<br />
Presidential<br />
Prerogative<br />
Imperial Power in<br />
an Age of Terrorism<br />
Michael A. Genovese<br />
In the aftermath of the<br />
September 11, 2001 attacks<br />
against the United States,<br />
the Bush administration<br />
acted boldly and often<br />
unilaterally to thwart terrorism<br />
at home and abroad, claiming that the President<br />
had broad constitutional powers in the areas of war and<br />
foreign policy.<br />
This work examines the evolution of claims of independent<br />
executive power by exploring the roots and<br />
development of executive prerogative in America. The<br />
author traces the concept back to its British use and the<br />
theories that animated prerogative in England, as well as<br />
whether prerogative was "Americanized" by the founders.<br />
He further explores where one might find constitutional<br />
or legal support for prerogative, how the concept<br />
and practice of prerogative has evolved over time, the<br />
extent to which the Bush presidency mirrors or departs<br />
from previous examples of presidential prerogative,<br />
and, finally, whether "necessity" is a legitimate reason to<br />
adopt prerogative. Balanced and well-written, this work<br />
is the first to explore deeply the roots and evolution of<br />
prerogative and its application in the age of terrorism.<br />
“This well-researched and elegantly written book<br />
makes a significant contribution to understanding the<br />
sources and limits of presidential power in the twentyfirst<br />
century.”<br />
—Meena Bose, Hofstra <strong>University</strong><br />
“Genovese provides an excellent critique of all broad<br />
claims of presidential prerogative, demolishing the argument<br />
that there is some sort of basis for prerogative<br />
powers within the constitution itself.”<br />
—J. David Fairbanks, <strong>University</strong> of Houston<br />
216 pp., 1 table, 2010<br />
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3<br />
American Politics and Policy
4<br />
Moved to Action<br />
Motivation,<br />
Participation, and<br />
Inequality in<br />
American Politics<br />
Hahrie C. Han<br />
“Few issues in American politics<br />
are as important as political<br />
inequality. In this fresh, compelling<br />
book, rising star Hahrie Han<br />
shows how we can increase political<br />
participation and reduce<br />
inequality by fostering issue interests<br />
through group memberships,<br />
especially among lower<br />
SES individuals. A new mustread<br />
in political participation.”<br />
—Andrea Louise Campbell,<br />
Massachusetts Institute of<br />
Technology<br />
208 pp., 5 tables, 11 figures, 2009<br />
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The Politics of<br />
Exclusion<br />
The Failure of Race-<br />
Neutral Policies in<br />
Urban America<br />
Leland T. Saito<br />
296 pp., 3 tables, 1 figure, 4 illustrations,<br />
4 maps, 2009<br />
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AVAILABLE IN NOVEMBER 2010<br />
Public Engagement<br />
for Public<br />
Education<br />
Joining Forces to<br />
Revitalize Democracy<br />
and Equalize Schools<br />
Edited by Marion Orr<br />
and John Rogers<br />
This book speaks to the potential<br />
for students, parents, community<br />
members, and civic<br />
leaders to join forces and create<br />
more equitable schooling.<br />
Such engagement can expand<br />
access to quality educational<br />
pathways which in turn paves<br />
the way to a stronger voice in<br />
society and the promise of the<br />
American dream. The book argues<br />
that nothing less than the<br />
health of American democracy<br />
is at stake if certain segments<br />
of society are blocked<br />
access to those pathways.<br />
“This book adds critical insight<br />
on the ways parents and community<br />
members can and must<br />
work together to demand<br />
schools that provide a quality<br />
education for every child.”<br />
—Marian Wright Edelman,<br />
President, Children’s Defense Fund<br />
352 pp., 2 tables, 1 figure, 2 maps, 2010<br />
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Framing Equal<br />
Opportunity<br />
Law and the Politics<br />
of School Finance<br />
Reform<br />
Michael Paris<br />
“This remarkable book shows us<br />
how reform lawyers can create<br />
political options and opportunities<br />
through argument and<br />
the very language of law. The<br />
result opens up the black box<br />
of legal mobilization in a way<br />
that few studies do. Here is a<br />
robust new perspective on the<br />
relationship between law and<br />
politics.”<br />
—Douglas Reed,<br />
Georgetown <strong>University</strong><br />
“Paris adds considerably to the<br />
debate about the impact of<br />
courts on social policy. His<br />
book replaces the simple ‘can<br />
courts effect social change?’<br />
question with a much more<br />
nuanced examination of the<br />
roles of courts and lawyers in<br />
mobilizing support for social<br />
change. I have not come across<br />
such a beautifully written piece<br />
in quite some time.”<br />
—Malcolm M. Feeley,<br />
<strong>University</strong> of California, Berkeley<br />
336 pp., 2010<br />
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American Politics and Policy
Campaigning to<br />
the New American<br />
Electorate<br />
Advertising to<br />
Latino Voters<br />
Marisa A. Abrajano<br />
“This is a compelling study of<br />
campaign advertising in an<br />
increasingly diverse nation. The<br />
topic is quite timely and the<br />
question of how campaigns<br />
reach out to Latino voters will<br />
continue to be a subject of great<br />
importance into the future. The<br />
book is fresh, informative, and<br />
readable.”<br />
—Janelle Wong,<br />
<strong>University</strong> of Southern California<br />
216 pp., 24 tables, 14 figures, 2010<br />
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Sunbelt Justice<br />
Arizona and the<br />
Transformation of<br />
American Punishment<br />
Mona Lynch<br />
Critical Perspectives on Crime and Law<br />
280 pp., 2 tables, 1 figure, 12 illustrations, 2009<br />
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Taking Local<br />
Control<br />
Immigration Policy<br />
Activism in U.S.<br />
Cities and States<br />
Edited by Monica<br />
Varsanyi<br />
With the number of undocumented<br />
immigrants in<br />
the United States at an alltime<br />
high and Congressional<br />
immigration reform at<br />
a standstill, cities and states across the nation have leapt<br />
into the fray, creating a wide range of policies—some<br />
more controversial than others—to address illegal immigration<br />
within their jurisdictions. While these policies<br />
continue to receive wide coverage in the popular press,<br />
they have received very little attention in the scholarly<br />
literature. This volume aims to fill the gap by offering<br />
perspectives from political scientists, legal scholars,<br />
sociologists, and geographers at the leading edge of this<br />
emerging field. Drawing on high profile case studies, the<br />
contributors seek to explain the explosion in state and<br />
local immigration policy activism, account for the policies<br />
that have been considered and passed, and explore<br />
the tensions that have emerged within communities and<br />
between different levels of government.<br />
“This timely and significant volume provides a very<br />
strong analysis of a political debate that is relevant<br />
today and will continue to be so for the seeable future.<br />
There is a great need for it.”<br />
—Rodolfo O. de la Garza, Columbia <strong>University</strong><br />
“The breadth of approaches represented here will<br />
make this an invaluable resource for those interested<br />
in this important subject. The book will enhance our<br />
understanding of the new landscapes of immigration<br />
federalism.”<br />
—Peter Spiro, Temple <strong>University</strong><br />
Published in association with the Center for Comparative Immigration Studies<br />
at the <strong>University</strong> of California, San Diego<br />
320 pp., 13 tables, 5 figures, 3 maps, 2010<br />
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American Politics and Policy
6<br />
One Alliance,<br />
Two Lenses<br />
U.S.-Korea Relations<br />
in a New Era<br />
Gi-Wook Shin<br />
One Alliance, Two Lenses<br />
examines U.S.-Korea relations<br />
in a short but dramatic period<br />
(1992–2003). Shin argues that<br />
U.S.-ROK relations, linked<br />
to the issue of national identity<br />
for Koreans, are largely<br />
treated as a matter of policy<br />
for Americans—a difference<br />
stemming from each nation's<br />
relative power and role in the<br />
international system. Offering<br />
rich empirical data and analysis,<br />
Shin also presents policy<br />
suggestions to improve the<br />
countries’ critically important<br />
relationship.<br />
“Shin unearths a fundamental<br />
mismatch in the ways Koreans<br />
and Americans see their relationship.<br />
Understanding the<br />
mismatch would help us better<br />
grasp, and hopefully improve,<br />
a relationship that remains<br />
vital to the region’s peace and<br />
prosperity.”<br />
—J.J. Suh,<br />
Johns Hopkins <strong>University</strong><br />
Studies of the Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-<br />
Pacific Research Center<br />
296 pp., 23 tables, 48 figures, 2010<br />
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In Defense<br />
of Japan<br />
From the Market<br />
to the Military in<br />
Space Policy<br />
Saadia M. Pekkanen and<br />
Paul Kallender-Umezu<br />
In Defense of Japan provides<br />
the first complete, up-to-date,<br />
English-language account of<br />
the history, politics, and policy<br />
of Japan's strategic space development.<br />
It shows that Japan’s<br />
market-to-military moves<br />
already mark it as an advanced<br />
military space power.<br />
“Draws together extensive coverage<br />
of developments in Japan's<br />
space industry—both from the<br />
government and the corporate<br />
side—with a broad treatment of<br />
government reform and Japan's<br />
evolving security policy.”<br />
—Andrew L. Oros,<br />
Washington College<br />
408 pp., 15 tables, 17 figures, 2010<br />
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Refugees, Women,<br />
and Weapons<br />
International Norm<br />
Adoption and<br />
Compliance in Japan<br />
Petrice R. Flowers<br />
208 pp., 5 tables, 3 figures, 2009<br />
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Allies yet Rivals<br />
International Politics<br />
in 18th Century<br />
Europe<br />
Marco Cesa<br />
This book provides a typology<br />
of alliances that distinguishes<br />
four possible types and sheds<br />
light on interallied relations,<br />
indicating their causes and<br />
effects. Historical case studies<br />
from 18th-century Europe,<br />
beginning with the War of the<br />
Spanish Succession and proceeding<br />
chronologically until<br />
the eve of the French Revolution,<br />
offer readers an overview<br />
of almost the entire century.<br />
“Marco Cesa breaks new ground<br />
in exploring the dynamics of<br />
alliance formation from a domestic<br />
perspective, drawing on<br />
classical European political theory<br />
and historical case studies<br />
to arrive at important insights<br />
about interstate association.<br />
His work is at the cutting edge<br />
of contemporary international<br />
relations scholarship in the realist<br />
tradition.”<br />
—Craig Nation,<br />
Strategic Studies Institute, United<br />
States Army War College<br />
312 pp., 6 figures, 2010<br />
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International Relations
Foreign Firms,<br />
Investment, and<br />
Environmental<br />
Regulation in the<br />
People’s Republic<br />
of China<br />
Phillip Stalley<br />
Phillip Stalley examines the<br />
development of Chinese law<br />
governing the environmental<br />
impact of foreign investors,<br />
describes how regional competition<br />
for investment has<br />
influenced environmental<br />
regulation, and analyzes the<br />
environmental practices of foreign<br />
and Chinese companies.<br />
He finds only modest evidence<br />
that integration with the global<br />
economy has transformed<br />
China into a pollution haven.<br />
“Philip Stalley effectively demonstrates<br />
that the environmental<br />
impact of foreign investment<br />
in China is not simply a race<br />
to the bottom but that many<br />
foreign firms have actually<br />
helped to raise standards. This<br />
book is a must for all interested<br />
in understanding the impact<br />
of foreign investment upon<br />
China’s environment.”<br />
—Richard Louis Edmonds,<br />
The <strong>University</strong> of Chicago<br />
296 pp., 8 tables, 16 figures, 2010<br />
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Becoming Asia<br />
Change and Continuity<br />
in Asian International<br />
Relations Since<br />
World War II<br />
Alice Lyman Miller and<br />
Richard Wich<br />
Becoming Asia offers a fascinating<br />
and comprehensive<br />
account of how the region<br />
has evolved since World<br />
War II. Unlike existing<br />
works, this student-friendly<br />
text covers South, Southeast, and Central Asia along<br />
with East Asia. It explains how Asia, hardly more than<br />
a geographic expression at the end of 1945, became the<br />
vibrant, assertive region that it is today.<br />
Major themes explored include the interplay between nationalism<br />
and Cold War bipolarity during the first postwar<br />
decades, the rise of largely export-led economies making<br />
the region increasingly the global center of gravity, and the<br />
search for regional integration. Excerpts from primary documents<br />
augment the narrative, enabling readers to examine<br />
the mind-sets and policy choices of key figures to assess<br />
their goals and evaluate the effects of their decisions.<br />
The book also traces the origins and evolution of deeprooted<br />
issues that remain high on the international agenda,<br />
such as the Taiwan question, the division of Korea and the<br />
threat of nuclear proliferation, the Kashmir issue and the<br />
nuclearized Indian-Pakistani conflict, and offers an account<br />
of the rise of China and its implications for regional and<br />
global security and prosperity.<br />
“Alice Lyman Miller and Richard Wich have done a great<br />
service in this thorough and thoughtful volume. The<br />
historical depth, detailed analysis, and broad geographic<br />
scope of Becoming Asia put it in a class by itself<br />
among the fine surveys of Asian international relations<br />
in the last century.”<br />
—Robert Sutter, School of Foreign Service, Georgetown <strong>University</strong><br />
384 pp., 2011<br />
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7<br />
International Relations
8<br />
War and the<br />
Health of<br />
Nations<br />
Zaryab Iqbal<br />
Assessments of the costs of<br />
war generally focus on the<br />
financial, political, military,<br />
and territorial risks associated<br />
with involvement<br />
in violent conflict. Often<br />
overlooked are the human<br />
costs of war, particularly<br />
their effects on population well being. In War and the<br />
Health of Nations, Zaryab Iqbal explores these human<br />
costs by offering the first large-scale empirical study of<br />
the relationship between armed conflict and population<br />
health. Working within the influential “human<br />
security” paradigm—which emphasizes the security of<br />
populations rather than states as the central object of<br />
global security—Iqbal analyzes the direct and indirect<br />
mechanisms through which violent conflict degrades<br />
population health.<br />
“For far too long we have known far too little about the<br />
aftereffects of political violence. To date, researchers<br />
have been justifiably focused on the determinants and<br />
dynamics of large-scale conflict. Zaryab Iqbal helps<br />
inaugurate a new focus regarding the outcomes of<br />
conflict (broadly conceived) on health (also broadly<br />
conceived). War and the Health of Nations immediately<br />
contributes to our understanding of the topic as well<br />
as maps out a new direction for conflict studies, both<br />
theoretically as well as empirically. This book addresses<br />
one of the most crucial issues confronted by our age in<br />
a manner befitting the topic involved—seriously, rigorously,<br />
and elegantly.”<br />
—Christian Davenport, <strong>University</strong> of Notre Dame<br />
208 pp., 20 tables, 21 figures, 2010<br />
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The Fog of Law<br />
Pragmatism,<br />
Security, and<br />
International Law<br />
Michael J. Glennon<br />
“The Fog of Law provides a<br />
rigorous theoretical basis for a<br />
recommendation that the UN<br />
Charter’s rules on use of force<br />
be declared in desuetude, and<br />
sheds light on the proposed<br />
law of aggression and other<br />
disputed issues. No defender<br />
of legal universalism can afford<br />
to ignore the challenge of this<br />
book.”<br />
—Pierre Hassner,<br />
Research Director Emeritus,<br />
<strong>Science</strong>s Po, Paris<br />
Woodrow Wilson Center <strong>Press</strong><br />
224 pp., 2010<br />
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AVAILABLE IN DECEMBER 2010<br />
Between Law<br />
and Diplomacy<br />
The Social Contexts<br />
of Disputing at<br />
the World Trade<br />
Organization<br />
Joseph A. Conti<br />
272 pp., 3 tables, 4 figures, 2010<br />
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International Relations
Examination<br />
Copy Policy<br />
Ordering<br />
Localizing Transitional<br />
Justice<br />
Interventions and<br />
Priorities after Mass<br />
Violence<br />
Edited by Rosalind Shaw<br />
and Lars Waldorf, with<br />
Pierre Hazan<br />
“Full of innovative ideas and<br />
trenchant critiques, this book<br />
offers smart recommendations<br />
for how we should approach<br />
and conceive of transitional<br />
justice today. This is a powerful<br />
new contribution to the study<br />
of human rights.”<br />
—Mike McGovern,<br />
Yale <strong>University</strong><br />
<strong>Stanford</strong> Studies in Human Rights<br />
368 pp., 2010<br />
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Judging War,<br />
Judging History<br />
Behind Truth and<br />
Reconciliation<br />
Pierre Hazan<br />
“Few people have analyzed as<br />
thoughtfully as Pierre Hazan<br />
the potential conflicts between<br />
peace and justice, and the<br />
tensions between righting the<br />
wrongs of the past and assuring<br />
harmony in the present.<br />
Skeptical and inquisitive, Hazan<br />
goes beyond clichés and dogmas<br />
to explore the rise—and<br />
the limits—of international law<br />
in resolving historical injustices.”<br />
—Reed Brody,<br />
Human Rights Watch<br />
<strong>Stanford</strong> Studies in Human Rights<br />
240 pp., 2010<br />
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The Making of<br />
Northeast Asia<br />
Kent Calder and Min Ye<br />
“The Making of Northeast Asia,<br />
makes an important contribution<br />
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Asian security, and its arguments<br />
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American <strong>University</strong><br />
Studies in Asian Security, East-West Center<br />
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Ungoverned Spaces<br />
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Edited by Anne L.<br />
Clunan and Harold A.<br />
Trinkunas<br />
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Johns Hopkins <strong>University</strong><br />
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China’s Military<br />
Modernization<br />
Building for Regional<br />
and Global Reach<br />
Richard D. Fisher<br />
Until now, no single volume<br />
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of, a rising China.<br />
“A must read for serious students<br />
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Securing Freedom<br />
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Scott Jasper<br />
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Strategy in the<br />
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Emily O. Goldman<br />
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Security Studies
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Weak States<br />
Understanding the<br />
Regional Insecurity<br />
Predicament<br />
Edited by T. V. Paul<br />
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Indiana <strong>University</strong><br />
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The Culture<br />
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Innovation<br />
The Impact of<br />
Cultural Factors<br />
on the Revolution<br />
in Military Affairs<br />
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Forecasting<br />
Nuclear<br />
Proliferation in<br />
the 21st Century<br />
Volume 1<br />
The Role of Theory<br />
Edited by William C.<br />
Potter with Gaukhar<br />
Mukhatzhanova<br />
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McGill <strong>University</strong><br />
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Forecasting<br />
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Proliferation in<br />
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A Comparative<br />
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Potter with Gaukhar<br />
Mukhatzhanova<br />
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McGill <strong>University</strong><br />
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U.S. Discrete Military<br />
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Micah Zenko<br />
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Perceptions, Policy<br />
and Practice<br />
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<strong>University</strong> of Nottingham<br />
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Dark Logic<br />
Transnational<br />
Criminal Tactics and<br />
Global Security<br />
Robert Mandel<br />
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<strong>University</strong> of Pittsburgh<br />
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Security Studies
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Resistance<br />
in China<br />
Why Popular Protests<br />
Succeed or Fail<br />
Yongshun Cai<br />
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—Kevin J. O’Brien,<br />
<strong>University</strong> of California, Berkeley<br />
Studies of the Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-<br />
Pacific Research Center<br />
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Localising<br />
Power in Post-<br />
Authoritarian<br />
Indonesia<br />
A Southeast Asia<br />
Perspective<br />
Vedi R. Hadiz<br />
Accepting<br />
Authoritarianism<br />
State-Society Relations<br />
in China’s Reform Era<br />
Teresa Wright<br />
Why hasn't the emergence<br />
of capitalism led China's<br />
citizenry to press for liberal<br />
democratic change? This book<br />
argues that the explanation<br />
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Accepting Authoritarianism offers a detailed analysis of<br />
China’s major socioeconomic groups, and also places China<br />
in an explicitly comparative theoretical and empirical<br />
framework to address the ways in which its development<br />
shares broader features of state-led late industrialization<br />
and post-socialist transformation. Comparisons are made<br />
with Mexico, Tunisia, Indonesia, South Korea, Brazil, Russia,<br />
Eastern and Central Europe, and Vietnam.<br />
“Ingeniously and exhaustively plumbs the literature on five<br />
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and convincing case arguing that the incentive structure<br />
facing Chinese citizens encourages them to sustain<br />
the rule of the Communist Party—at least for awhile.”<br />
—Dorothy J. Solinger, <strong>University</strong> of California, Irvine<br />
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“Critical scholarship at its best,<br />
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solution to bad governance.<br />
Hadiz convincingly argues that<br />
Indonesia's decentralization<br />
prompted not the positive outcomes<br />
its advocates predicted,<br />
but a scramble for local power<br />
by corrupt politicians, gangsters<br />
and other predators.”<br />
—Edward Aspinall,<br />
Australian National <strong>University</strong><br />
Contemporary Issues in Asia and the Pacific, a series<br />
sponsored by the East-West Center<br />
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14<br />
The Dragon in<br />
the Room<br />
China and the Future<br />
of Latin American<br />
Industrialization<br />
Kevin P. Gallagher and<br />
Roberto Porzecanski<br />
In the eyes of many, China's<br />
unprecedented economic rise<br />
has brought nothing but good<br />
news to the countries of Latin<br />
America and the Caribbean.<br />
Indeed, China's growing appetite<br />
for primary products, and<br />
the ability of Latin America<br />
to supply that demand, has<br />
played a key role in restoring<br />
growth in Latin America. But<br />
the dragon in the room that<br />
few are talking about is the fact<br />
that China is simultaneously<br />
out-competing Latin American<br />
manufacturers at home and in<br />
world markets—so much so<br />
that it may threaten the ability<br />
of the region to generate longterm<br />
economic growth.<br />
“Written in an easily accessible<br />
style, this timely book is a<br />
must read for policy makers<br />
and analysts of Latin American<br />
development. ”<br />
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Mount Holyoke College<br />
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Mexico’s<br />
Democratic<br />
Challenges<br />
Politics, Government,<br />
and Society<br />
Edited by Andrew Selee<br />
and Jacqueline Peschard<br />
In this comprehensive new<br />
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some of the main challenges<br />
for defending and expanding<br />
democratic rights.”<br />
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New Mexico State <strong>University</strong><br />
Co-published with the Woodrow Wilson<br />
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Democratic<br />
Governance in<br />
Latin America<br />
Edited by Scott<br />
Mainwaring and<br />
Timothy R. Scully<br />
“The essays in this volume are<br />
original, learned, and lively<br />
studies of economic, political,<br />
and social achievements in<br />
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Wesleyan <strong>University</strong><br />
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Between Tyranny<br />
and Anarchy<br />
A History of<br />
Democracy in Latin<br />
America, 1800–2006<br />
Paul W. Drake<br />
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revision of the chronicle of<br />
democratic struggles in Latin<br />
America, long seen as the region<br />
of authoritarian cultures.”<br />
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Princeton <strong>University</strong><br />
Social <strong>Science</strong> History<br />
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Comparative Politics and <strong>Political</strong> Economy
The New Labour<br />
Experiment<br />
Change and Reform<br />
Under Blair and<br />
Brown<br />
Florence Faucher-King<br />
and Patrick Le Galès<br />
This book provides a clear<br />
assessment of the New Labour<br />
public policies and their<br />
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The authors detail how Blair<br />
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Britain’s government one of the<br />
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Critically, they point to New<br />
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War and State<br />
Building in<br />
Medieval Japan<br />
Edited by John A.<br />
Ferejohn and Frances<br />
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<strong>University</strong> of Michigan<br />
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The Library and<br />
the Workshop<br />
Social Democracy<br />
and Capitalism in<br />
the Knowledge Age<br />
Jenny Andersson<br />
“An original and illuminating<br />
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<strong>University</strong> of Michigan<br />
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The Struggle<br />
for the World<br />
Liberation<br />
Movements for<br />
the 21st Century<br />
Charles Lindholm and<br />
José Pedro Zúquete<br />
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prove crucial reading for anyone<br />
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—Jonathan Friedman,<br />
<strong>University</strong> of California, San Diego<br />
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Raising the<br />
Global Floor<br />
Dismantling the<br />
Myth That We<br />
Can’t Afford Good<br />
Working Conditions<br />
for Everyone<br />
Jody Heymann and<br />
Alison Earle<br />
“Essential reading for anyone<br />
concerned about workers‘<br />
rights in the United States and<br />
around the world.”<br />
— Katherine Newman,<br />
Princeton <strong>University</strong><br />
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