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Foreign Policy 

NEW 

The Case for Congress 

Separation of Powers and the War on Terror 

Victor M. Hansen and Lawrence Friedman, 

both at New England School of Law 

“…We would all benefit were Congress to listen 

to the cogency of Hansen’s and Friedman’s thesis.” 

—Amos Guiora, University of Utah 

This book examines the constitutional relationship between 

Congress and the President in the post-September 11 

world and argues that Congress should exercise its 

legitimate authority in guiding United States policy. 

The authors focus on the constitutional authority 

of Congress to serve as a check on executive decisionmaking, 

and offer recommendations for legislative 

measures that may correct existing policy deficiencies 

and promote sounder decision-making. 

September 2009 c. 160 pages 

Hardback 978-0-7546-7560-0 c. $89.95 

NEW 

Identity and Foreign Policy 

Baltic-Russian Relations 

and European Integration 

Edited by Eiki Berg and Piret Ehin, 

both at the University of Tartu, Estonia 

“…incisive…An important stock-taking of a volatile 

European border area.” 

—Iver B. Neumann, Norwegian Institute 

of International Affairs, Norway 

Built on the constructivist perspective in international 

relations, this volume provides a coherent and 

illuminating account of the dynamics of Baltic-Russian 

relations after NATO and EU enlargement. Combining 

policy-relevant analysis with theoretical insights, it will 

meet the needs of academics and students of foreign 

policy, EU external relations and international relations 

more generally. 

Contents: Incompatible identities? Baltic-Russian 

relations and the EU as an arena for identity conflict, 

P. Ehin and E. Berg; Imperial legacy and the Russian-Baltic 

relations: from conflicting historical narratives to a foreign 

policy confrontation?, E. Fofanova and V. Morozov; 

Commemorating May 9: the Baltic states and European 

memory politics, E. Onken; Identity politics and contested 

histories in divided societies: the case of Estonian war 

monuments, K. Brüggemann and A. Kasekamp; Liminality 

and contested Europeanness: conflicting memory politics 

in the Baltic space, M. Mälksoo; The ‘return of history’ 

or technocratic administration? The effects of 

depoliticization in Estonian-Russian relations, A. Astrov; 

Entrapment in the discourse of danger? Latvian-Russian 

interaction in the context of European integration, 

A. Spruds; Neighbourhood politics of Baltic states: 

between the EU and Russia, D. Jakniunaite; In and out 

of Europe: identity politics in Russian-European relations, 

S. Prozorov; Contextualizing and qualifying identities: 

Baltic-Russian relations in the context of European 

integration, H. Haukkala; Bibliography; Index. 

February 2009 216 pages 

Hardback 978-0-7546-7329-3 $99.95 

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North Korea’s Foreign Policy 

under Kim Jong Il 

New Perspectives 

Edited by Tae-Hwan Kwak, Eastern Kentucky 

University and Seung-Ho Joo, University 

of Minnesota, Morris 

“…This book gathers some of the finest scholars 

on North Korea for an outstanding examination 

of North Korean foreign policy and its relations 

with others in the region.” 

—Terence Roehrig, US Naval War College 

North Korea under the leadership of Kim Jong-il 

remains as unpredictable and mysterious as ever. 

This comprehensive study brings together leading 

scholars in the field to examine the country’s current 

foreign policy under Kim Jong-il as well as its 

bilateral relations with the USA, China, Russia, 

Japan and South Korea. 

Contents: Introduction, Tae-Hwan Kwak and 

Seung-Ho Joo; Juche’s role in North Korea’s foreign 

policy, C. Kenneth Quinones; Assessing North Korea’s 

strategic intentions and motivations, Scott Snyder; 

North Korea’s negotiating position during 15 years 

of chronic crisis: continuities and discontinuities, 

Curtis H. Martin; Kim Jong Il and denuclearization 

of the Korean peninsula, Ilsu Kim; DPRK WMD programs, 

Daniel A. Pinkston; North Korea and the Korean peninsula 

peace regime-building initiative, Tae-Hwan Kwak; North 

Korean policy toward the United States: Pyongyang 

copes with an evolving US context, Edward A. Olsen; 

North Korea’s China policy, Ming Lee; North Korean 

policy toward Russia, Seung-Ho Joo; The DPRK’s 

diplomatic normalization with Japan, Yoshinori Kaseda; 

North Korea’s national strategy toward the South after 

the June 15 Joint Declaration: a strategy of national 

cooperation, Moo-Jin Yang; Summary and conclusion, 

Tae-Hwan Kwak and Seung-Ho Joo; Index. 

Includes 12 tables 

June 2009 286 pages 

Hardback 978-0-7546-7739-0 $99.95 

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State Participation in International 

Treaty Regimes 

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Europe’s Global Role 

page 21 

In Search of Structural Power 

page 22 

NEW 

Remembering Hiroshima 

Was it Just? 

Francis X. Winters, Georgetown University 

Justice, International Law and Global Security 

“…Winters combines careful historical and ethical 

analyses to reach the conclusion that under certain 

rare, exceptional circumstances one may override 

the traditional just-war prohibition against the direct 

targeting of civilians.” 

—Gregory A. Raymond, Boise State University 

Taking the example of the nuclear bombing of 

Hiroshima as a case in point, Francis Winters analyzes 

the ethics of warfare, demonstrating how the examples 

of World War II hold relevance to the contemporary 

world. Unique in concept and approach, the volume 

links events from WWII with the modern-day war 

on terror and the impact of the September 11, 2001 

assaults on America. 

Contents: Prologue: Structure of the ethical argument; 

A comet, a tsunami, a cloud: the drama of Japan-United 

States relations, 1853–1941; The ballet of blood: 

the final struggles between Japan and the United States: 

Iwo Jima and Okinawa; Deus ex machina: Hirohito 

intervenes to demand surrender; Truman decides; 

The crucible of conscience: 5 judgements on Hiroshima; 

Bibliography; Index. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7470-2 $99.95 

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US Foreign Policy 

in the Middle East 

From Crises to Change 

Yakub Halabi, Queen’s University 

and West Galilee College, Israel 

“…a thoughtful interpretation of the evolution of American 

policy in the Middle East…This is a particularly timely 

book as American political elites are re-assessing the 

existing notions of the national interests, including 

those that pertain to the Middle East.” 

—Shibley Telhami, University of Maryland 

and Brookings Institution 

US foreign policy in the Middle East has for the most 

part been shaped by the eruption of major crises. 

Yakub Halabi analyzes the way ideas and conceptions 

have guided US foreign policy in the Middle East, the 

erection of institutions through which these ideas were 

brought into practice, and the manner in which these 

ideas became obsolete and were modified by new ideas. 

Contents: Introduction; Ideas matter; Consolidation 

and learning by doing: US foreign policy in the Middle 

East, 1945–1973; The oil embargo crisis in 1973–1974; 

The Iranian revolution and US foreign policy in the 

Middle East between 1979–2001; September 11 and 

the war on terror: the rise of neo-conservatism; Back 

to the future: the 2nd Iraq war and the United States 

democratization policy in the Middle East; Conclusion; 


March 2009 170 pages 

Hardback 978-0-7546-7524-2 $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9581-3

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IN A CHANGING WORLD 

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Globalization is changing the world dramatically, 

and a very public debate is taking place about 

the form, extent and significance of these changes. 

At the center of this debate lie conflicting claims about 

the forces and processes shaping security. As a result, 

notions of inequality, poverty and the cultural realm 

of identity politics have all surfaced along side terrorism, 

environmental changes and bio-medical weapons 

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Africa’s New Peace 

and Security Architecture 

Promoting Norms and 

Institutionalising Solutions 

Edited by Ulf Engel, University of Leipzig, Germany, 

João Gomes Porto, University of Bradford, UK 

and Doug Bound, Harvard University 

Global Security in a Changing World 

Post-graduate and research students involved in African 

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Foreign Interventions 

in Ethnic Conflicts 

Robert Nalbandov, University of St. Andrew, UK 

Global Security in a Changing World 

This fascinating book presents an analysis of the 

successes and failures of foreign interventions 

in intrastate ethnic wars. 

November 2009 c. 180 pages 

Hardback 978-0-7546-7862-5 c. $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9693-3 

Security, Peace and Conflict Studies 

NEW 

Anatomy of Violence 

Understanding the Systems 

of Conflict and Violence in Africa 

Belachew Gebrewold, Helmut Schmidt 

University, Germany 

With a focus on Africa, this study examines three 

structurally interdependent conflict systems to highlight 

the complexities of transboundary and transregional 

conflict systems. 

Contents: Introduction; The system of the state; Africa 

in the international security system; State and security 

as systems of conflict and violence; Conflict systems in 

the Democratic Republic of Congo; Intrastate conflict 

system in Somalia; Intrastate conflict system in Sudan; 

Regional and global conflict systems in the Horn of 

Africa; Conclusion: ending conflict and violence as 

system transformation; References. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7528-0 c. $114.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9746-6 

NEW 

European Security Culture 

Language, Theory, Policy 

Monica Gariup, Zayed University, UAE 

“…a fascinating insight into the importance of the 

language of security. Food for thought for all involved 

in the process, academics and practitioners alike.” 

—Sven Biscop, Royal Institute for International 

Relations, Belgium 

Grounded on tenets of cultural realism and social 

constructivism, Monica Gariup develops a theoretical 

framework to enhance our understanding of security 

culture at the European Union level and the implications 

of discourse and practice in European Security and 

Defense Policy (ESDP). 

Contents: Preface; Introduction; Part I: the Grammar 

of SecurIty: Cultural Assumptions, Preferences and 

Policies: The framework of analysis: security, grand 

strategy, and culture; Is talk really cheap? Language as 

an interface between culture and behavior; Analyzing 

security discourses and practices; a typology. Part II: 

the DIScourSe anD PractIce of the eSDP: Between Autocommunication 

and Power Projection: Contextualizing 

the discourse on the European Security and Defense 

Policy or the elements of the activity-performativityconnectivity 

dynamic; ‘A secure Europe in a better 

world’: syntax and semantics of the ESDP; Grand 

strategy in practice: testing coherence between 

discourse and action; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index. 

January 2009 350 pages 

Hardback 978-0-7546-7555-6 $114.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9560-8 

NEW 

Humanitarian Intervention and 

Conflict Resolution in West Africa 

From ECOMOG to ECOMIL 

John M. Kabia, Programme Worker—Survivors 

for Peace, The Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Foundation 

for Peace, UK 

“A timely, revisionist, regionalist monograph which 

contributes to several overlapping discourses… 

Essential, cautionary reading for anyone contemplating 

investing in West Africa’s natural resources such 

as today’s emerging economies.” 

—Timothy M. Shaw, University of the West Indies, 

Trinidad & Tobago 

Taking the empirical case of the Economic Community 

of West African States (ECOWAS), this volume locates 

the peacekeeping operations of ECOWAS within 

an expanded post-Cold War conceptualization 

of humanitarian intervention. It examines the 

organization’s capacity to protect civilians at risk in civil 

conflicts and to facilitate the processes of peacemaking 

and post-war peace-building. 

Contents: Introduction; Humanitarian intervention in 

complex political emergencies: a conceptual framework 

for analysis; Analysing conflicts in West Africa: causal 

factors and interpretation; From ECOWAS to ECOMOG: 

the evolution of ECOWAS security regionalism; Duality 

of ECOMOG intervention in Liberia: alternating between 

forcible and non-forcible strategies; ECOMOG in Sierra 

Leone: restoration of democracy and humanitarian 

intervention; Peacekeeping without Nigeria: ECOWAS 

intervention in Guinea Bissau and Cote d’Ivoire; 

Elusive peace or flawed strategy: LURD-MODEL 

rebellion and relapse into war in Liberia; Peacebuilding 

in Sierra Leone and Liberia: a comparative perspective; 

Institutionalising conflict resolution and humanitarian 

intervention in West Africa; Conclusion; References; Index. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7444-3 $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9562-2 

NEW 

Spaces of Security and Insecurity 

Geographies of the War on Terror 

Edited by Alan Ingram, University College London, 

UK and Klaus Dodds, Royal Holloway University 

of London, UK 

Critical Geopolitics 

“An extremely rich collection of essays that captures 

the global and historical complexity of security 

and insecurity theoretically and practically…” 

—Cynthia Weber, Lancaster University, UK 

This timely book explores the diverse geographies 

of the war on terror. Drawing on recent advances 

in social theory, it offers original case studies and 

theoretical reflections on one of the central issues 

in contemporary geopolitics 

April 2009 302 pages 

Hardback 978-0-7546-7349-1 $114.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9041-2 

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Security, Peace and Conflict Studies 

NEW 

Internal Security Services 

in Liberalizing States 

Transitions, Turmoil, and (In)Security 

Lt Col Joseph L. Derdzinski, US Air Force Academy 

“…meticulously researched, engagingly written, 

and convincingly argued…” 

—Zoltan Barany, University of Texas at Austin 

This excellent scholarly resource provides a comparative 

account of the internal security situations of Morocco 

and Indonesia, and focuses on democracy and its nondemocratic 

institutions in an era of stalled liberalization. 

Contents: Introduction; Democratization and the 

internal security services: principal approaches and 

findings; Commander of the faithful: Morocco, the 

king, and the internal security services; Indonesia’s 

intelligence and security services: the white of my 

bones?; Reforming the security sector: findings 

and recommendations; References; Index. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7504-4 $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9669-8 

NEW 

Islam and the Securitisation 

of Population Policies 

Muslim States and Sustainability 

Katrina Riddell, University of Western Australia 

“…a valuable contribution…and a must read.” 

—Shahram Akbarzadeh, University 

of Melbourne, Australia 

Providing an innovative approach on the pursuit 

of global sustainability and security, this book presents 

useful material to scholars and researchers when 

thinking about Islam and the future. 

Contents: Introduction; Population: from low to high 

politics; Islam and family planning; Islam and fertility: 

20th century myths and realities; Islam, politics and 

population: the Iranian debate 1953–1988; Islam and 

security: the Iranian debate 1989–2006; Islam, politics 

and population: the Pakistani debate 1947–1988; 

Islam, population and security: the Pakistani debate 

1988–2006; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index. 


August 2009 c. 239 pages 

Hardback 978-0-7546-7571-6 c. $114.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9688-9 

FORTHCOMING 

Media, Religion and Conflict 

Edited by Lee Marsden and Heather Savigny, 

both at University of East Anglia, UK 

This book contains a series of case studies reflecting 

on how the media covers religion as conflict within 

and between states. 

October 2009 c. 184 pages 

Hardback 978-0-7546-7853-3 c. $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9681-0 

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Maritime Security 

in the South China Sea 

Regional Implications 

and International Cooperation 

Edited by Shicun Wu, National Institute for the 

South China Sea Studies, China and Keyuan Zou, 

University of Central Lancashire, UK 

Corbett Centre for Maritime Policy Studies Series 

This book identifies and examines issues concerning 

maritime security in the South China Sea as well 

as explore the ways and means of international 

cooperation in dealing with maritime security issues. 

Contributors: Wu Shicun, Zou Keyuan, Sam Bateman, 

Hong Nong, Andrew Erikson, Xu Ke, Yann-huei Song, 

Joshua Ho, Kristen Jura, Bao Hongjun, Zhu Huayou, 

Xu Shiming, Zhang Xiangjun, Lyle Goldstein, 

William Murray, Zhang Jie. Full contents are available 

at www.ashgate.com/9780754677277 

Includes 3 maps and 7 tables 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7727-7 c. $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9443-4 

NEW 

Postinternationalism 

and Small Arms Control 

Theory, Politics, Security 

Damien Rogers, Australian National University 

“A thought-provoking study…” 

—Keith Krause, Graduate Institute of International and 

Development Studies, Switzerland 

Damien Rogers examines how the international community 

has responded to the challenge of controlling small 

arms and light weapons since the early 1990s. 

Contents: Preface; Introduction. Part I: theory, PolItIcS, 

anD armeD VIolence: Postinternationalism; Small arms 

impacts. Part II: comPoSInG Small armS control: 

Researchers; Intergovernmental Organizations; United 

Nations Security Council; Governments; Civil society 

organizations. Part III: eroDInG Small armS control: 

Arms traders; Weapon users; Conclusion; 

References; Index. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7538-9 $114.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9606-3 

FORTHCOMING 

Religion and Conflict Resolution 

Christianity and South Africa’s Truth 

and Reconciliation Commission 

Megan Shore, University of Western Ontario 

This book examines the role that Christianity played 

in South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission 

(TRC). This book highlights the importance of accounting 

for religion in international conflict resolution. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-6759-9 c. $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9634-6 

NEW 

South Asian Security 

and International Nuclear Order 

Creating a Robust Indo-Pakistan 

Nuclear Arms Control Regime 

Mario Estaban Carranza, Texas A&M 

University, Kingsville 

Carranza studies in depth the linkages between 

Indo-Pakistani nuclear relations and the International 

Nuclear Order. 

Contents: Foreword: a ever thicker shadow; Preface; 

Introduction: Indo-Pakistani nuclear relations and the 

crisis of the international nuclear order; Dangerous 

optimism: Indo-Pakistani nuclear relations before the 

May 1998 nuclear tests; South Asian security after the 

Indian and Pakistani nuclear tests; India-Pakistan crises 

after the nuclear tests: the Kargil war (1999) and the 

2001-2002 border confrontation; US policy toward 

South Asia: from non-proliferation to post-proliferation 

and the US-India nuclear deal; Conclusion: South 

Asian security and the post 9/11 international 

nuclear order: can the genie be put back in the bottle?; 

References; Index. 



Hardback 978-0-7546-7541-9 c. $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9752-7 

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America’s War on Terror 

page 6 

Terrorism, War and International Law 

page 6 

Non-State Actors and International Law 

page 11 

Democratisation and the Prevention 

of Violent Conflict 

page 17 

Media Discourse and the Yugoslav Conflicts 

page 20 

Civil Rights and Security 

page 24 

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SERIES 

MILITARY STRATEGY 

AND OPERATIONAL ART 

Series Editor: Howard M. Hensel, 

Air War College 

Military Strategy and Operational Art analyzes 

and assesses the synergistic interrelationship 

between joint and combined military operations, 

national military strategy, grand strategy, and national 

political objectives in peacetime, as well as during 

periods of armed conflict. In doing so, the series 

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FORTHCOMING 

Blair’s Successful War 

British Military Intervention in Sierra Leone 

Andrew Dorman, King’s College London, UK 

Military Strategy and Operational Art 

Dorman introduces Sierra Leone as Blair’s second 

great military adventure after Kosovo and the first 

he undertook on his own. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7299-9 c. $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9169-3 

NEW 

Russian Civil-Military Relations 

Robert Brannon, College of International and 

Security Studies, George C. Marshall European 

Center, Germany 

Military Strategy and Operational Art 

“…an insightful, concise account of the evolution of 

civil–military relations in post-Soviet Russia…a valuable 

contribution to the literature and will be very useful for 

courses on Russian politics and on civil–military relations.” 

—Mark Kramer, Harvard University 

Deriving in part from its Soviet past, Russia’s military 

doctrine represents more than just a road map of how 

to fight the nation’s wars; it also specifies threats to 

national interests, in this case the United States, NATO 

and international terrorism. Against this background, 

Robert Brannon demonstrates that the military’s 

influence may reveal as much about politics as it does 

the military. 

Contents: Foreword; Preface; Russian civil–military 

relations in transition; Military doctrine and security 

strategy in modern Russia; Past as prologue: setting 

the scene, 1996–1998; caSe I: the ruSSIanS are comInG! 

The race to Pristina airport, June 1999; caSe II: the 2nD 

roaD to war In chechnya: Dagestan, July–September 

1999; caSe III: hIGh SeaS traGeDy anD mIlItary Drama: the 

Submarine Kursk tragedy, August 2000; Conclusions; 

Epilogue: Russia and Georgia: the summer of 2008; 

Appendices; Bibliography; Index. 


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NEW 

AirLandBattle21 

Transformational Concepts for Integrating 

Twenty-First Century Air and Ground Forces 

Ellwood P. Hinman IV, Thomas E. Jahn 

and James G. Jinnette, all at US Air Force 

“Finally! Transformation must be more than a change 

in technology. Forward thinking, yet practical, 

AirLandBattle21 proposes much needed credible 

solutions to the question of how land and air forces can 

and should be mutually supportive, even interdependent 

to maximize their capabilities on the 21st century 

battlespace. The Army and Air Force need to take notice 

of the revolutionary concepts in this important work.” 

—Robert Mahoney, Marine Corps War College 

The time has come for innovative counter-air 

and counter-land concepts focused on mediumto 

large-scale conventional combat operations that 

will merge air and ground forces even more effectively 

into a single potent fighting force. Such is the focus 

of AirLandBattle21. 

Contents: Laying the foundation; The brigade combat 

team construct; Battlespace transformation; The concept 

of air as a maneuver force; Expanding AirLandBattle21 

counterland concepts; Counterair concepts; Alternatives 

to strategic attack; From strategic attack to strategic 

cordon; Tactical airlift concepts; Engaging the debate 

and completing the transformation; Appendix: 

Airlift calculations and assumptions; Selected 

bibliography; Index. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7634-8 $99.95 

NEW 

Domestic Deployment 

of the Armed Forces 

Military Powers, Law and Human Rights 

Michael Head and Scott Mann, both at 

University of Western Sydney, Australia 

International and Comparative Criminal Justice 

This book examines the national and international 

law, human rights and civil liberties issues involved in 

governments calling out troops to deal with civil unrest 

or terrorism. It discusses the changes underway in six 

comparable countries—the United States, Canada, 

Britain, Germany, Japan and Australia—providing 

a review and analysis of this trend, including its 

implications for legal and political rights. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7346-0 c. $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9125-9 

NEW 

Ethics Education 

for Irregular Warfare 

Edited by Don Carrick and James Connelly, 

both at University of Hull, UK and Paul Robinson, 

University of Ottawa 

Military and Defence Ethics 

“…an excellent set of essays on non-conventional uses 

of military personnel, the ambiguous ethical challenges 

that often emerge in those contexts, and appropriate 

pedagogical strategies for militaries to employ in tackling 

such challenges.” 

—David L. Perry, Davidson College and formerly 

of U.S. Army War College 

Building upon the themes considered in Ethics 

Education in the Military, the contributing authors 

survey and critically analyze existing theory and 

practice of educating soldiers, sailors and airmen 

in the ethics of “old fashioned” warfaring. 

Contents: Foreword, George R. Lucas; Introduction: 

ethics education for irregular warfare, Paul Robinson; 

Part I: the theoretIcal BackGrounD: Preserving soldiers’ 

moral character in counterinsurgency operations, 

H.R. McMaster; The philosophical warrior, 

Alexander Moseley; Culture centric warfare: the moral 

dynamics, Patrick Mileham. Part II: oPeratIonal ISSueS: 

Preventing torture in counter insurgency operation, 

Jessica Wolfendale; The fall of the warrior king: situational 

ethics in Iraq, Paul Robinson; Military ethics of facing 

fellow citizens: IDF preparations for disengagement, 

Asa Kasher. Part III Pedagogical Issues: Teaching military 

ethics in the United States Air Force: challenges posed 

by service culture, Martin Cook; Counter insurgency 

ethics at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, 

Stephen Deakin; International law and the ethics of war 

at the UK Joint Services Command and Staff College, 

David Whetham; Ethics education for operations other 

than was: the Dutch approach, Peter Olsthoorn; Index. 

July 2009 184 pages 

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Jon Coaffee, University of Manchester, UK 

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Terrorism, Risk and the City was published at a time 

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were coming to terms with the expanded threat 

of international terrorism they faced. This revised edition 

of the book is a valuable addition to the current debate 

about terrorism and urbanism related to the changing 

nature of terrorism and the new security challenges 

facing western nations and their cities. 

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Is This a Private Fight 

or Can Anybody Join? 

The Spread of Interstate War 

Zachary C. Shirkey, St. John Fisher College 

“…This insightful book highlights how unexpected 

events during conflicts influence states’ decisions 

to join or leave conflicts and provides a useful 

framework for understanding the dynamics of war 

and conflict expansion.” 

—Kristian Skrede Gleditsch, University of Essex 

and International Peace Research Institute, Norway 

Designed for upper level undergraduate and graduate 

classes focused on war and other international security 

issues, this book is a must read. 

Contents: The puzzle of why states join ongoing wars; 

Previous findings and the new theory of joining; 

Statistical analysis of the spread of war; The Crimean 

War: public opinion, divided cabinets, and the 

partial spread of war; The First World War: the growth 

of a world war; The Franco-Prussian War: the war 

that refused to grow; Joining since 1945: balancing 

bandwagoning and the changing nature of spoils; 

Conclusions, extensions, and avenues for future 

research; Appendix; Bibliography; Index. 

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Killer Robots 

Legality and Ethicality 

of Autonomous Weapons 

Armin Krishnan, University of Salford, UK 

“…In this highly original survey, Armin Krishnan 

explains the current state of the art in military robotics 

and explores the implications of the growing use of 

autonomous weapons…a valuable resource for anyone 

seeking to understand the battlefield of the future.” 

—Nikolas Gardner, USAF Air War College 

Military robots, and potentially autonomous robotic 

systems, could soon be introduced to the battlefield, 

meaning that humans may one day be largely excluded 

from both the battlefield and the decision cycle of 

warfare. Armin Krishnan explores the technological, 

legal and ethical issues connected to combat robotics, 

examining both the opportunities and limitations of 

autonomous weapons. He also proposes solutions 

to the future regulation of military robotics through 

international law. 

Contents: Foreword; Introduction; The rise of military 

robotics; Weapons autonomy and artificial intelligence; 

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of autonomous weapons; Ethical considerations; 

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America’s War on Terror 

Edited by Tom Lansford and Jack Covarrubias, 

both at University of Southern Mississippi 

and Robert P. Watson, Lynn University 


Developing ideas established in the successful first 

edition, this new version of America’s War on Terror 

updates and expands the original collection of essays 

allowing the reader to fully understand how the causes 

of the war on terror, both the domestic and foreign 

policy implications, and the future challenges faced 

by the United States have moved on since 2003. 

Contents: Preface; Introduction: The politics and history 

of terror, Robert Watson. Part I: orIGInS of the war 

on terror: Osama bin Laden, radical Islam and the 

United States, Tom Lansford and Jack Covarrubias; 

The fight against terrorism in historical context: George 

W. Bush and the development of presidential foreign 

policy regimes, Neal Allen; The war on terrorism and 

the just use of military force, Patrick Hayden; Why 

identify and confront the ‘axis of evil’?, Robert Pauly. 

Part II: DomeStIc ImPlIcatIonS: Presidential priorities 

and budgetary realities: how critical is the president 

as an individual in shaping the national budget?, 

Michael G. Dziubinski and Steve Yetiv; President Bush 

and the war on terrorism: historic opportunity lost 

to complete his father’s legacy and define his own 

place in history, John Davis; The evolution of homeland 

security and the war on terror, Neil Reedy and 

Justin Miller. Part III: foreIGn PolIcy ImPlIcatIonS: The 

Middle East peace process after 9/11, Vaughn Shannon; 

The limits of military power: the United Staes in Iraq, 

Tom Lansford and Jack Covarrubias; 3-dimensional 

chess: an analysis of the circumstances of terrorism 

in Central and South Asia, Dirk van Raemdonck; 

The effects of globalization on transnational terrorism, 

Shahdad Naghshpour and J.J. St.Marie. Part IV: future 

challenGeS: ‘Terrorism’ in the moral discourse of humanity, 

Mark Evans; Why Bush should have explained September 

11th, Kirstin Andrews; Rebalancing America’s war 

on terror: President Obama, Matthew A. Williams 

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FORTHCOMING 

Critical Perspectives on Terrorism 

Civilization, Liquidisation, Radicalisation 

Robert Imre, Barry Patterson and Joshua Snider, 

all at University of Newcastle, Australia 

Critical Perspectives on Terrorism provides 

an examination of the socio-political phenomenon 

of terrorism at three different interdisciplinary levels. 


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Terrorism, the Worker and the City 

Simulations and Security in a Time of Terror 

Luke Howie, Monash University, Australia 

“…The book effortlessly moves between grounded 

empirical evidence and dazzling theoretical insight. 

This is an important book from an important new 

thinker on terrorism.” 

—Gavin Kendall, Queensland University of Technology 

Luke Howie’s book considers what steps managers 

and employees can and should take to protect their 

businesses from such an amorphous and indefinable 

threat as terrorism. Deftly combining theoretical insight 

with empirical research, he reveals how, despite 

an appearance of “business as usual,” fear, anxiety 

and suspicion permeate workplaces, even in cities that 

may not be at the top of any terrorist group’s target lists. 


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Terrorism, War 

and International Law 

The Legality of the Use of Force 

Against Afghanistan in 2001 

Myra Williamson, University of Waikato, New Zealand 

The Ashgate International Law Series 

“…this book is required reading for all concerned 

government officials, international civil servants, foreign 

affairs and defense experts, professors of international 

law and politics, and citizens of the NATO states who 

want to stop and then reverse this war of aggression.” 

—Francis A. Boyle, University of Illinois, Champaign 

This book analyzes the legality of the use of force 

by the US, the UK and their NATO allies against 

Afghanistan in 2001 and considers the implications 

for the use of force in the future. 

May 2009 294 pages 

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GLOBAL GOVERNANCE 

Series Editor: John J. Kirton, 

University of Toronto 

This collection of five volumes looks at issues related 

to the global management of health, the rules of 

international law, global trade agreements and policy, 

international economics and finance and international 

organisations. The series is designed to provide 

an authoritative set of volumes reprinting the most 

influential articles and papers in English on global 

governance. For more information on the series, 

please visit www.ashgate.com/politics 

NEW 

International Organization 

Edited by John J. Kirton, University of Toronto 

The Library of Essays in Global Governance 

For more than a century, international organizations 

have been central to the study and practice of international 

relations and global governance. This collection examines 

the many organizations which have formed, in everexpanding 

numbers and fields over the years, the degree 

to which they have succeeded and their future potential. 

Contents: Introduction; Part I: oVerVIewS of the fIelD: 

International organization: a state of the art on an art 

of the state, Friedrich Kratochwil and John Gerard Ruggie; 

Theories and empirical Studies of international institutions, 

Lisa L. Martin and Beth A. Simmons; What are international 

institutions?, John Duffield. Part II: core concePtS 

anD comPetInG theorIeS: Power and Interdependence 

revisited, Robert O. Keohane and Joseph S. Nye, Jr.; 

Structural causes and regime consequences: regimes 

as intervening variables, Stephen D. Krasner; International 

regimes, transactions, and change: embedded liberalism 

in the postwar economic order, John Gerard Ruggie; 

International institutions: Two approaches, 

Robert O. Keohane; Concerts, collective security, 

and the future of Europe, Charles A. Kupchan 

and Clifford A. Kupchan; The false promise 

of international institutions, John J. Mearsheimer. 

Part III: new DIrectIonS: Introduction: epistemic 

communities and international policy coordination, 

Peter M. Haas; Multilateralism and world order, 

Robert W. Cox; Is American multilateralism in decline?, 

G. John Ikenberry; Imagined (security) communities: 

cognitive regions in international relations, Emanuel Adler; 

Governance, good governance and global governance: 

conceptual and actual challenges, Thomas G. Weiss; 

The emerging roles of NGOs in the UN system: 

from Article 71 to a people’s millennium assembly, 

Chadwick Alger. Part IV: comPlIance, effectIVeneSS 

anD the DomeStIc DImenSIon: Diplomacy and domestic 

politics: the logic of two-level games, Robert D. Putnam; 

The politics, power, and pathologies of international 

organization, Michael N. Barnett and Martha Finnemore; 

Name index. 

Includes 17 previously published journal articles 


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Global Health 



This volume assembles from a wide array of disciplines 

and fields the central works that define the field 

in international relations today, and explores the future 

of global health and the possible benefits of expanding 

the interdisciplinary path even further. 

Selected Contents: Introduction; Part I: the founDatIonS 

anD eVolutIon of the fIelD: Disease, diplomacy and 

international commerce: the origins of international 

sanitary regulation in the 19th century, M. Harrison; 

Origins of international health work, N. Howard-Jones; 

The new World Health Organization, W.R. Sharp; 

World health and world politics, C.E. Allen; The return 

of infectious disease, L. Garrett; Ghosts of Kigali: 

infectious disease and global stability at the turn 

of the century, A.T. Price-Smith. Part II: GloBalIzatIon 

anD GloBal health: The globalization of public health: 

the first 100 years of international health diplomacy, 

D.P. Fidler; Global public health: revisiting healthy 

policy at the global level, I. Kickbusch and E. de Leeuw; 

Globalization and the prevention and control of noncommunicable 

disease: the neglected chronic diseases 

of adults, R. Beaglehole and D. Yach; Epidemic disease 

and national security, S. Peterson. Part III: communIcaBle 

DISeaSe: The lessons of the pandemic, G. Soper; 

Communicable disease control: a ‘global public good’, 

R. Smith, D. Woodward, A. Acharya, R. Beaglehole 

and N. Drager; The global governance of communicable 

diseases: the case for vaccine R & D, D. Archibugi 

and K. Bizzarri; Germs, governance, and global public 

health in the wake of SARS, D.P. Fidler; Preparing 

for the next pandemic, M.T. Osterholm. Part IV: health 

anD traDe: Drug development for neglected diseases: 

a deficient market and a public-health policy failure, 

P. Trouiller, P. Olliaro; E. Toreele, J. Orbinski, R. Laing and 

N. Ford; Trade policy and the politics of access to drugs, 

C. Thomas; The dilemma of intellectual property rights 

for pharmaceuticals: the tension between ensuring 

access of the poor to medicines and committing 

to international agreements, J.C. Cohen and P. Illingworth; 

TRIPS, pharmaceutical patents and access to essential 

medicines: a long way from Seattle to Doha, E. t’Hoen. 

Part V: GloBal health GoVernance: The World Health 

Organization: WHO in crisis, F. Godlee; The development 

of international health policies—accountability intact?, 

I. Kickbusch; Globalization and cholera: implications 

for global governance, K. Lee and R. Dodgson; Publicprivate 

partnerships for health: their main targets, their 

diversity, and their future directions, R. Widdus; Global 

health governance: a conceptual review, R. Dodgson, 

K. Lee and N. Drager; Between isolationism and mutual 

vulnerability: a South-North perspective on global 

governance of epidemics in an age of globalization, 

O. Aginam; Governing the globalization of public 

health, A.L. Taylor. Making G8 leaders deliver: 

an analysis of compliance and health commitments, 

1996–2006, J.J. Kirton, N. Roudev and L. Sunderland; 

The challenge of global health, L. Garrett; Name index. 



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Global Governance 

NEW 

Global Law 

Edited by John J. Kirton and Jelena Madunic, 

both at University of Toronto 


For centuries global law has been central to the practice 

and analysis of international relations. This volume 

assembles the key articles that have defined the scholarly 

field of global law, ranging from papers about customs, 

treaties and international institutions to the roles they 

have played in international relations and the effect they 

have had and will continue to have on the international 

system. This wide-ranging collection of articles on the 

role of global law also introduces case studies of the 

applications of global law. 

Contents: Introduction; Part I: the SourceS anD 

DeVeloPment of InternatIonal law: Positivism, 

functionalism, and international law, Hans J. Morgenthau; 

The subjects of a modern law of nations, Philip C. Jessup; 

Codification and development of international law, 

H. Lauterpacht; New approaches to the study 

of international law, Richard A. Falk; The prescribing 

function in world constitutive process: how international 

law is made, Myres S. McDougal and W. Michael Reisman; 

The reality and efficacy of international law, Ian Brownlie; 

Global economics and international economic law, 

John H. Jackson. Part II: comPetInG theorIeS of InternatIonal 

law: International law and assumptions about the state 

system, William D. Coplin; International relations 

and international law: two optics, Robert O. Keohane; 

The waning of the sovereign state: towards a new paradigm 

for international law, Christoph Schreuer; The concept 

of legalization, Kenneth W. Abbot, Robert O. Keohane, 

Andrew Moravcsik, Anne-Marie Slaughter and 

Duncan Snidal. Part III: harD law, Soft law, 

leGalIzatIon anD normS: Hard and soft law in international 

governance, Kenneth W. Abbot and Duncan Snidal; 

Alternatives to ‘legalization’: richer views of law 

and politics, Martha Finnemore and Stephen J. Toope; 

Legalization, trade liberalization and domestic politics: 

a cautionary note, Judith Goldstein and Lisa L. Martin; 

Sovereignty and inequality, Benedict Kingsbury; 

Private justice in a global economy: from litigation 

to arbitration, Walter Mattli. Part IV: DoeS InternatIonal 

law matter? Compliance, Legitimacy and Accountability: 

On compliance, Abram Chayes and Antonia Handler 

Chayes; How do international institutions matter? 

The domestic impact of international rules and norms, 

Andrew P. Cortell and James W. Davies Jr; The power 

of legitimacy and the legitimacy of power: international 

law in an age of power disequilibrium, Thomas M. Franck. 

Part V: the lawS of war anD force: The complexities 

of humanitarian intervention: a new world order 

challenge, Richard Falk; The use of force in international 

law, Thomas M. Franck; Name Index. 



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Global Trade 



The field of global trade is no less controversial today 

than it was centuries ago with continuing issues over 

trade agreements and the traditional debate over 

liberalization and protectionism. The papers in this 

volume represent the key scholarly works that have 

contributed to this debate about global trade and 

place them within the context of the ever-expanding 

globalization facing all states. 

Contents: Introduction; Part I: founDatIonS anD hIStorIcal 

oVerVIewS: Power versus plenty as objectives of foreign 

policy in the 17th and 18th centuries, Jacob Viner; 

An economic theory of protectionism, tariff bargaining 

and the formation of customs unions, Harry G. Johnson. 

Part II: SyStemIc cauSeS of InternatIonal traDe PolIcy anD 

reGImeS: Protectionism and world politics, Susan Strange; 

The political economy of international trade, 

Helen V. Milner; Power politics and international 

trade, Joanne Gowa and Edward D. Mansfield; 

The globalization of liberalization: policy diffusion 

in the international political economy, Beth A. Simmons 

and Zachary Elkins. Part III: SocIetal anD State cauSeS 

of InternatIonal traDe PolIcy anD reGImeS: The political 

economy of international trade: enduring puzzles 

and an agenda for inquiry, James E. Alt, Jeffry Frieden, 

Michael J. Gilligan, Dani Rodrik and Ronald Rogowski; 

Between free trade and protectionism, Helen V. Milner 

and David B. Yoffie; Why democracies co-operate 

more: electoral control and international trade 

agreements, Edward D. Mansfield Helen V. Milner 

and B. Peter Rosendorff. Part IV: conSequenceS of traDe: 

Growth, equIty, enVIronment, laBour anD human rIGhtS: 

Does trade cause growth?, Jeffrey A. Frankel and 

David Romer; The politics of participation: decisionmaking 

processes and developing countries in the 

World Trade Organization, Amrita Narlikar; 

Political cleavages and changing exposure to trade, 

Ronald Rogowski; The fair trade-free trade debate: 

trade, labor and the environment, Robert Howse 

and Michael Trebilcock. Part V: GloBal traDe InStItutIonS: 

The GATT in historical perspective, Douglas A. Irwin; 

The GATT and the regulation of trade barriers: 

regime dynamics and functions, Jock A. Finlayson 

and Mark W. Zacher; The World Trade Organization: 

a new stage in international trade and development, 

Raymond Vernon; The World Trade Organization: 

institution-building in the multilateral trade system, 

Gilgert R. Winham. Part VI: reGIonalISm anD multIlateralISm: 

NAFTA and the legalization of world politics: a case 

study, Frederick M. Abbott; International law and 

domestic institutions: reconciling North American 

‘unfair’ trade laws, Judith Goldstein; Multilateralising 

regionalism: spaghetti bowls as building blocs on the 

path to global free trade, Richard E. Baldwin; Name index. 



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International Finance 



This collection of selected classic articles addresses 

the critical questions in the field of international 

finance and provides information and perspectives 

on international finance of the past, present and future. 

Contents: Introduction; Part I: the eVolutIon of the fIelD: 

The politics of international currencies, Susan Strange; 

Political economy aspects of international monetary 

reform, Harry G. Johnson; Prolegomena to the choice 

of an international monetary system, Richard N. Cooper; 

Historical research on international lending and debt, 

Barry Eichengreen; Phoenix risen: the resurrection 

of global finance, Benjamin J. Cohen; The political 

economy of international monetary relations, 

J. Lawrence Broz and Jeffry A. Frieden. Part II: 

InternatIonal fInancIal InStItutIonS: The legalization 

of international monetary affairs, Beth A. Simmons; 

The Asian crisis, the high debt model vs the Wall Street- 

Treasury-IMF complex, Robert Wade and Frank Veneroso; 

International institutions for reducing global financial 

instability, Kenneth Rogoff; The democratic deficit 

in the institutional arrangements for regulating global 

finance, Tony Porter. Part III: fInancIal GloBalIzatIon 

anD State autonomy: The obsolescence of capital 

controls?: Economic management in an age of global 

markets, John B. Goodman and Louis W. Pauly; Capital 

mobility and state autonomy: toward a structural theory 

of international monetary relations, David M. Andrews; 

The dynamics of financial globalization: technology, 

market structure, and policy response, Philip Cerny; 

Capital mobility, state autonomy and political legitimacy, 

Louis W. Pauly. Part IV: PolIcymakInG anD PolIcy 

co-orDInatIon: International economic structures, 

government interests, and international coordination 

of macroeconomic adjustment policies, Michael C. Webb; 

Between power and purpose: central bankers and the 

politics of regulatory convergence, Ethan Barnaby 

Kapstein; Invested interests: the politics of national 

economic policies in a world of global finance, 

Jeffry A. Frieden; Democratic institutions and exchangerate 

commitments, William Bernhard and David Leblang. 

Part V: the PolItIcal economy of monetary InteGratIon: 

The launching of the EMS: an analysis of change 

in foreign economic policy, Jonathan Story; Choosing 

union: monetary politics and Maastricht, Wayne Sandholtz; 

European governance and the new constitutionalism: 

economic and monetary union and alternatives to 

disciplinary neo-liberalism in Europe, Stephen Gill; 

Name index. 



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G8 against Transnational 

Organized Crime 

Amandine Scherrer, Sciences Po (Paris), France 

Global Finance 

“…provides an original and detailed analysis of the role 

of the G8 in the development of global measures against 

transnational organized crime, a subject area which 

is strikingly under-researched. It is required reading 

for anyone interested in the process of globalization 

of criminal justice policy and a valuable addition 

to the literature in international relations, criminology 

and law in the field.” 

—Valsamis Mitsilegas, Queen Mary 

University of London, UK 

The fight against transnational organized crime has been 

at the core of the G8’s actions since the 1990s. This 

book sheds light on the nature, structure and modus 

operandi of the G8’s specific expertise on transnational 

organized crime from a sociological approach in order 

to understand the elaboration, production and diffusion 

of international norms and standards. 

Contents: Introduction; When drug trafficking 

and money laundering became priorities on the G7’s 

agenda; From drug trafficking to transnational organized 

crime; The G8’s involvement in the international 

mobilization against transnational organized crime; 

The creation of expertise on transnational organized crime 

within the G8 system; The structure and organization 

of the Lyon group; Cooperation as the imperative for 

mobilizing against transnational organized crime; The 

socialization of G8 norms within the G8 member states; 

Dissemination of the Lyon group’s recommendations; 

From the Lyon group to the Lyon/Roma group; A change 

of priorities for the Lyon/Roma group; Conclusion; 



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GOVERNANCE 

Series Editors: John J. Kirton, University 

of Toronto and Miranda Schreurs, 

Freie Universität Berlin, Germany 

Global Environmental Governance addresses the 

new generation of twenty-first century environmental 

problems and the challenges they pose for management 

and governance at the local, national and global levels. 

Centered on the relationships among environmental 

change, economic forces, and political governance, 

the series explores the role of international institutions 

and instruments, national and sub-federal governments, 

private sector firms, scientists, and civil society, 

and provides a comprehensive body of progressive 

analyses on one of the world’s most contentious 

international issues. For more information, please 

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Environmental Skepticism 

Ecology, Power and Public Life 

Peter J. Jacques, University of Central Florida 

Global Environmental Governance 

“Peter Jacques has written the most comprehensive 

and deep work on environmental skepticism I know. 

Jacques does not just refute the environmental skeptics. 

He surrounds them, demonstrates their anchoring 

in industrial capitalism, dissects their worldview, explores 

the ontological ground of their discourse—and points 

the way forward to a better alternative. A necessary 

book about a subject that must be confronted.” 

—Joel Kovel, author of The Enemy of Nature and editor 

of Capitalism Nature Socialism 

“Environmental skepticism” describes the viewpoint 

that major environmental problems are either unreal 

or unimportant. This is the first book to analyze 

the importance of the anti-environmental countermovement 

in world politics and its meaning for 

democratic and accountable deliberation, as well 

as its importance as a mal-adaptive project that 

hinders the world’s people to rise to the challenges 

of sustainability. 

Contents: Preface; Introduction; Science, nature and 

environmental skepticism; World politics and political 

ecology; Civic-ontological implications of environmental 

skepticism; Biopolitics and representation of the other: 

skepticism, violence and disposal; Environmental 

skepticism and the dynamics of collapse; 

The ecological demos; Terms and propositions; 

References; Appendices; Index. 


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Innovation in Global 

Health Governance 

Critical Cases 

Edited by Andrew F. Cooper, The Centre 

for International Governance Innovation 

and John J. Kirton, University of Toronto 


“…This admirable volume makes the field accessible 

through real world examples presented by leading 

experts, and highlights some possibilities for new 

strategies. This book will be an indispensable resource…” 

—Stephen S. Morse, Columbia University and Mailman 

School of Public Health 

Analyzing twenty-first century innovations in global 

health governance, this volume addresses questions 

of pandemics, essential medicines and disease 

eradication through detailed case studies of critical 

and rapidly spreading infectious diseases such 

as HIV/AIDS and SARS and “lifestyle” illnesses such 

as tobacco-related illnesses, all of which are at the 

centre of the current global health challenge. 

Contents: Preface; Part I: IntroDuctIon: Critical 

cases in global health innovation, Andrew F. Cooper, 

John J. Kirton and Michael A. Stevenson. Part II: 

reSPonDInG to PanDemIcS: Severe Acute Respiratory 

Syndrome: Epidemic of fear; SARS and the political 

economy of contagion, Andrew T. Price-Smith and 

Yanzhong Huang; Lessons from SARS: past practice, 

future innovation, Carolyn Bennett; The WHO and 

SARS: the challenge of innovative responses to global 

health security, Adam Kamradt-Scott. Part III: acceSSInG 

afforDaBle meDIcIneS: SARS and avian influenza in China 

and Canada: the politics of controlling infectious disease, 

Sonny Shui-Hing Lo; The role of civil society in pandemic 

preparedness, Kathryn White and Maria Banda; In-flewenza: 

pandemic inluenza and its security implications, 

Yanzhong Huang. Part IV: acceSSInG afforDaBle 

meDIcIneS: Coming to terms with Southern Africa’s HIV/ 

AIDS epidemic, Hany Besada; The renovation 

of institutions to support drug access: is it enough?, 

Jillian Clare Cohen-Kohler; Global health governance 

from below: access to AIDS medicines, international 

human rights law, and social movements, Lisa Forman. 

Part V: conDuctIonG camPaIGnS aGaInSt chronIc IllneSS; 

Polio and Tobacco: Rotary International and eradicating 

polio, Robert Scott, Wilfred Wilkinson and John Eberhard; 

Globalisation and the politics of health governance: 

the framework convention on tobacco control, Jeff Collin 

and Kelley Lee. Part VI: DefInInG future DIrectIonS 

In GloBal health GoVernance: Forging the trade link 

in global health governance, Benedikte Dal, 

Laura Sunderland and Nick Drager; Explaining 

compliance with G8 health commitments, 1996–2006, 

John J. Kirton, Nikolai Roudev, Laura Sunderland 

and Catherine Kunz; Global health initiatives: a healthy 

governance response?, Caroline Khoubesserian. Part VII: 

concluSIon: Innovation in global health governance, 

John J. Kirton and Andrew F. Cooper; Bibliography; Index 


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Transatlantic Environment 

and Energy Politics 

Comparative and International Perspectives 

Edited by Miranda Schreurs, Freie Universität 

Berlin, Germany, Henrik Selin, Boston 

University and Stacy D. Van Deveer, University 

of New Hampshire 


“A valuable and much needed contribution to the 

comparative study of European and American regulatory 

policies…comprehensive and exhaustively researched…” 

—David Vogel, University of California, Berkeley 

Using a wide range of case studies that embrace climate 

change, product standards, chemical regulations, 

renewable energy policies, food safety and geneticallymodified 

organisms, this fascinating volume examines 

areas of conflict and cooperation in the relationship 

between the European Union and North America. 

Contents: Expanding Transatlantic relations: implications 

for environment and energy politics, Miranda A. Schreurs, 

Henrik Selin and Stacy D. VanDeveer. Part I: GoVernInG 

wIthIn anD BeyonD the State: comParatIVe enVIronmental 

GoVernance anD ItS ImPlIcatIonS for PolIcy DeVeloPment: 

governance for sustainable development: the United 

States and the European Union compared, 

Elizabeth Bomberg; Intergovernmental management 

of environmental policy in the United States and the EU, 

Sonja Wälti. Part II: GoVernInG rISk: chemIcal reGulatIonS, 

aSBeStoS BanS, ProDuct StanDarDS, anD GenetIcally moDIfIeD 

orGanISmS: Transatlantic politics of chemicals 

management, Henrik Selin; Oceans apart? Policy 

reversals, transatlantic politics, and the EU asbestos 

ban, Marcus Carson; Targeting consumer product 

environmental impacts across the Atlantic, Alastair Iles; 

Transatlantic food fights in an era of globalization: when 

menus, rules and choices collide, Patricia M. Keilbach; 

Implications of the transatlantic biotech dispute 

for developing countries, Thomas Bernauer and 

Philipp Aerni. Part III: GoVernInG carBon: renewaBle 

enerGy anD clImate chanGe: Promotion of renewable 

energy in the United States and the European Union: 

policy progress and prospects, Ian H. Rowlands; 

Conflict and cooperation in transatlantic climate politics: 

different stories at different levels, Miranda A. Schreurs, 

Henrik Selin and Stacy D. VanDeveer. Part IV: 

GoVernInG GloBal marketS: enVIronmental StanDarDS 

anD certIfIcatIon aPProacheS: Export promotion, trade, 

and the environment: negotiating environmental 

standards for export credit agencies across the 

Atlantic, Marcus Schaper; The emergence of non-state 

environmental governance in European and North 

American forest sectors, Benjamin Cashore, 

Graeme Auld, Deanna Newsom and Elizabeth Egan; 

Mad cows and ailing hens: the transatlantic relationship 

and livestock diseases, Kate O’Neill. Conclusion: 

Transatlantic environmental relations: implications 

for the global community, Miranda A. Schreurs, 

Henrik Selin and Stacy D. VanDeveer; References; Index. 


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Legacies and Change 

in Polar Sciences 

Historical, Legal and Political Reflections 

on The International Polar Year 

Edited by Jessica M. Shadian, Bodø Graduate 

School for Business, Norway and Monica Tennberg, 

University of Lapland, Finland 

Global Interdisciplinary Studies Series 

“As climate change and disputes over natural resources 

bring the Arctic and Antarctic into sharp focus, interest 

in these remote, fascinating, and strategic regions has 

intensified. This book is an all-in-one-place guide to key 

challenges in doing science and shaping policy from 

pole to pole, an indispensable resource for scholars 

and lay readers alike.” 

—Ronald E. Doel, Florida State University 

Providing the first comprehensive account to look 

explicitly at the relationship between global politics 

and science through an account of the International 

Polar Years, this volume combines both interdisciplinary 

and multi-theoretical approaches to engage directly with 

the recent debates in international relations scholarship. 

Contents: Preface: legacies of polar science, 

Michael Bravo; Introduction, Jessica Shadian and 

Monica Tennberg. Part I: whoSe arctIc? conStructInG 

arctIc PolItIcS throuGh claImS of knowleDGe: A changing 

Arctic climate: more than just weather, Annika E. Nilsson; 

Revisiting politics and science in the Poles: IPY and the 

governance of science post-Westphalia, Jessica Shadian; 

Science, cooperation and conflict in the Polar region, 

Rob Huebert; IPY field stations: functions and meanings, 

Urban Wråkberg. Part II: whoSe enVIronment? ScIence 

anD PolItIcS In the antarctIca: Antarctic science, politics 

and the IPY legacies, Julia Jabour and Marcus Haward; 

The IPY and the Antarctic Treaty system: reflections 

fifty years later, Donald R. Rothwell; The formation 

and context of the Chilean Antarctic mentality from 

the colonial era through the IGY, Consuelo Léon Woppke; 

Biological prospecting in the Southern Polar region: 

science-geopolitics interface, Sanjay Chaturvedi; Three 

spirals of power/knowledge: scientific laboratories, 

environmental panopticons and emerging biopolitics, 

Monica Tennberg; Index. 

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Comparative Regionalism 

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This collection of seminal articles on regionalism 

advances theoretical concepts that can stimulate 

useful comparisons, along with authoritative surveys 

of important instances of regionalism in the contemporary 

world. Besides classic studies of the European Union, 

the volume includes authoritative overviews and case 

studies of regionalist projects in East Asia, Sub-Saharan 

Africa, Latin America, the Middle East and Central Eurasia. 

Contents: Introduction; Part I: General: Comparative 

regional integration: concept and measurement, 

Joseph S. Nye; Explaining the resurgence of regionalism 

in world politics, Andrew Hurrell; The new wave 

of regionalism, Edward D. Mansfield and Helen V. Milner. 

Part II: SuB-Saharan afrIca: Regional integration and the 

crisis in sub-Saharan Africa, Peter Robson; Africa’s record 

of regional co-operation and integration, Percy S. Mistry; 

The African Union and the new partnership for Africa’s 

development: strong institutions for weak states?, 

Keith Gottschalk and Siegmar Schmidt. Part III: eaSt 

aSIa: 30 years of ASEAN: achievements and challenges, 

Joern Dosch and Manfred Mols; Two funerals 

and a wedding? The ups and downs of regionalism 

in East Asia and Asia-Pacific after the Asian crisis, 

Douglas Webber; ASEAN plus 3: emerging East 

Asian regionalism?, Richard Stubbs; A 3 bloc world? 

The new East Asian regionalism, John Ravenhill; 

The social construction of international institutions: 

the case of ASEAN+3, Dirk Nabers. Part IV: latIn amerIca: 

On the road to Southern Cone economic integration, 

Jeffrey Cason; Regionalist governance in the new 

political economy of development: ‘relaunching’ 

the Mercosur, Nicola Phillips; Explaining Latin American 

economic integration: the case of MERCOSUR, 

Karl Kaltenthaler and Frank O. Mora. Part V: mIDDle 

eaSt anD north afrIca: Regional economic union 

in the Maghreb, Ahmed Aghrout and Keith Sutton; 

Theories of integration in a new context: the Gulf 

Cooperation Council, Fred N. Lawson. Part VI: central 

euraSIa: Inter-state cooperation in Central Asia from 

the CIS to the Shanghai Forum, Gregory Gleason; 

Regionalism, regional structures and security, 

Roy Allison. Part VII: weStern euroPe: Preferences 

and power in the European Community: a liberal 

governmentalist approach, Andrew Moravesik; 

A constructivist approach to understanding the 

European Union as a federal polity, Rey Koslowski; 

The institutional foundations of intergovernmentalism 

and supranationalism in the European Union, 

George Tsebelis and Geoffrey Garrett; Index. 


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Ethics and International Relations 

Edited by Ethan B. Kapstein, INSEAD, France 

and Joel H. Rosenthal, Carnegie Council 

for Ethics in International Affairs 

The Library of Essays in International Relations 

The essays in this volume offer a new dimension 

to realist theories about world politics. They emphasize 

the possibilities of cooperation and accommodation 

through agreement over common motivations 

and concerns, as well as demonstrate that moral 

considerations can and do play a significant role 

in shaping state behavior and that despair about 

the possibility of improving the systems and institutions 

within which we live is unwarranted. The articles 

are based around three ethical concepts which form 

the core of the ”realism reconsidered” approach, 

namely, the ideas of pluralism, rights and fairness. 

Contents: Introduction; Part I: PluralISm, rIGhtS 

anD faIrneSS: Basic moral values: a shared code, 

Frances Harbor; Morality and foreign policy, 

George Kennan; Moral skepticism and international 

relations, Marshall Cohen; International ethics 

and international law, Terry Nardin; The law of peoples, 

John Rawls; Human rights and capabilities, Amartya Sen; 

Reciprocity in international relations, Robert O. Keohane; 

Covenants with and without a sword: self-governance 

is possible, Elinor Ostrom, James Walker and Roy Gardner. 

Part II: JuSt war?: Just war and human rights, 

David Luban; The slippery slope of preventive war, 

Neta C. Crawford; Political action: the problem of dirty 

hands, Michael Walzer; Terrorism without intention, 

David Rodin. Part III: InterVentIon: The politics 

and ethics of military intervention, Stanley Hoffman; 

Humanitarian intervention: an overview of the ethical 

issues, Michael J. Smith; The responsibility to protect, 

Gareth Evans and Mohammed Sahnoun. Part IV: 

nuclear ethIcS: Force and diplomacy in the nuclear 

age, Henry Kissinger; NPT: the logic of inequality, 

Joseph S. Nye. Part V: Human Rights and Citizenship: 

The relative universality of human rights, Jack Donnelly; 

Patriotism and cosmopolitanism, Martha Nussbaum; 

Aliens and citizens: the case for open borders, 

Joseph Carens. Part VI: ethIcal GloBalIzatIon: Moral 

universalism and global economic justice, Thomas Pogge; 

International liberalism and distributive justice: a survey 

of recent thought, Charles Beitz; Debate: global poverty 

relief, Peter Singer and Andrew Kuper; An equalopportunity 

approach to the allocation of international 

aid, Humberto Llavador and John Roemer; Fairness 

considerations in world politics: lessons from international 

trade negotiations, Ethan Kapstein; Index. 


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Non-State Actors 

and International Law 

Edited by Andrea Bianchi, Graduate Institute 

of International and Development Studies, Geneva 

The Library of Essays in International Law 

Non-state actors play an important role in international 

law-making, law-adjudication and law-enforcement 

processes. However, little attention has been paid 

to the theoretical discourse about non-state actors 

and its relation to the doctrine of the subjects 

of international law. The articles collected together 

in this volume consider a range of issues on this subject, 

such as whether the solution lies in “relativizing” 

the subjects or rather in “subjectivizing” them, 

and contribute to the discussion to determine who may 

legitimately and authoritatively perform legally relevant 

acts on the international scene. 

Contents: Introduction: relativizing the subjects or 

subjectivizing the actors: is that the question?; Part I: 

non-State actorS In the theory of InternatIonal law: The 

subjects of international law, Hersch Lauterpacht; 

Critical reflections on the Westphalian assumptions of 

international law and organization: a crisis of legitimacy, 

A. Claire Cutler; (I can’t get no) recognition: subjects 

doctrine and the emergence of non-state actors, 

Jan Klabbers; The emergence of non-governmental 

organizations and transnational enterprises in international 

law and the changing role of the state, Daniel Thürer; 

Paul Ricoeur and international law: beyond ‘the end 

of the subject’, Janne E. Nijman. Part II: the emPIrIcal 

aPProach: Selected Non-State Actors: The individual 

and the international legal system, Robert McCorquodale; 

Nongovernmental organizations and international law, 

Steve Charnovitz; The invisible college of international 

lawyers, Oscar Schachter. Part III: PartIcIPatIon By non- 

State actorS In InternatIonal leGal ProceSSeS: Law Making: 

NGOs, the International Criminal Court and the politics 

of writing international law, Michael J. Struett; 

The Ottawa Convention banning landmines, the role 

of international non-governmental organizations and 

the idea of international civil society, Kenneth Anderson; 

Law Adjudication: The amicis curiae before international 

courts and tribunals, Lance Bartholomeusz; Law 

Enforcement: The environmental accountability 

of the World Bank to non-state actors: insights from 

the inspection panel, Alix Gowlland Gualtieri; 

Globalization of human rights: the role of non-state 

actors, Andrea Bianchi. Part IV: non-State actorS’ 

accountaBIlIty: the Quest for New Paradigms: 

The changing international legal framework for dealing 

with non-state actors, August Reinisch; Punishment 

of non-state actors in non-international armed conflict, 

William A. Schabas; Torture committed by non-state 

actors: the developing jurisprudence from the ad hoc 

tribunals, Jill Marshall; Responsibility beyond borders: 

state responsibility for extraterritorial violations 

by corporations of international human rights law, 

Robert McCorquodale and Penelope Simons; Overcoming 

NGO accountability concerns in international governance, 

Erik B. Bluemel; Name index. 


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NEW 

Organizational Cooperation 

in Crises 

Lina M. Svedin, University of Utah 

“…Through an analysis of 100-plus crisis cases, 

Lina Svedin unearths the secrets of crisis cooperation. 

Applying a multidisciplinary perspective, Svedin takes 

crisis analysis to the next level. A real contribution 

to the growing field of crisis studies!” 

—Arjen Boin, Louisiana State University 

Lina Svedin takes an interdisciplinary approach 

to present a systematic examination of organizational 

cooperation in crises. Bringing together three distinct 

research traditions on cooperation, the author draws 

on these traditions to examine how their variables 

fare empirically when applied to a wide set of cases 

and decision situations. 

Contents: Introduction. Conceptualizing organizational 

crisis cooperation: the legacy of three traditions; 

Crisis cooperation in light of the three traditions: case 

illustrations; Organizational behavior in decisionsituations; 

Cooperative strategies across crises; Linking 

behavior and strategies; Cooperating in a crisis context; 

Organizing for crisis cooperation: conclusions 

and implications; An agenda for continued research; 


Includes 24 tables and 3 graphs 


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State Participation 

in International Treaty Regimes 

Srini Sitaraman, Clark University 





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“…A particularly appealing feature of the analysis 

is the combination of in-depth case studies of American 

and Chinese participation in human rights regimes 

and extensive descriptive statistics covering a much 

broader range of treaty regimes.” 

—Oran R Young, University of California, Santa Barbara 

Drawing on United Nations treaty ratification data from 

three different issue areas—arms control, environment 

and human rights—this volume focuses on the United 

=States and China to study the participation patterns 

of democracies and non-democracies in international 

treaty regimes. 

Contents: Preface; Conceptualizing state participation 

and resistance with multilateral treaty regimes; 

Probing the organizational structure of treaty regimes 

and its influence on participation and resistance; State 

participation in multilateral environmental and security 

regimes; State participation in multilateral human rights 

regimes; State participation in multilateral treaty regimes: 

the case of the United States; State participation 

in multilateral treaty regimes: the case of China; 

State resistance and participation in treaty regimes: 

a macro-assessment; Bibliography; Appendix; Index. 

Includes 8 tables and 2 appendices 


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THE INTERNATIONAL 

POLITICAL ECONOMY 

OF NEW REGIONALISMS 

SERIES 

Series Editor: Timothy M. Shaw, 

The University of the West Indies, Trinidad & Tobago 

Going beyond established, formal, interstate economic 

organizations, this essential series provides informed 

interdisciplinary and international research and debate 

about myriad heterogeneous intermediate level 

interactions. Reflective of its cosmopolitan and creative 

orientation, this series is developed by an international 

editorial team of established and emerging scholars 

in both the South and North. It reinforces ongoing 

networks of analysts in both academia and think-tanks 

as well as international agencies concerned with micro-, 

meso- and macro-level regionalisms. For more information 

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China and the Global 

Politics of Regionalization 

Edited by Emilian Kavalski, 

University of Western Sydney, Australia 

The International Political Economy 

of New Regionalisms Series 

This volume offers a comprehensive look 

at the intersections between new regionalism 

and Beijing’s global outreach. 

Includes 8 maps 


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The Role of the 

European Union in Asia 

China and India as Strategic Partners 

Edited by Bart Gaens and Juha Jokela, both 

at University of Helsinki, Finland and Eija Limnell 



This book assesses in particular the strategy of the 

European Union towards China and India and 

subsequently explores ways of promoting a stronger 

and more versatile role for the EU in Asia. 

Includes 11 tables and 9 charts 


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Clash or Cooperation 

of Civilizations? 

Overlapping Integration and Identities 

Edited by Wolfgang Zank, 

Aalborg University, Denmark 



“This volume is extremely valuable as it seamlessly 

blends sophisticated theoretical insights and illuminating 

empirical analyses…both pessimists and optimists 

bring the discussion of an all too often trivialized 

problématique to an entirely new level.” 

—Matteo Legrenzi, University of Ottawa 

This comprehensive volume focuses on overlapping 

identities and integration processes in the Mediterranean 

basin and queries to what extent these various identities 

and integration processes are compatible or in conflict. 

Incorporating both theoretical and empirical material, 

it unites contributions from a variety of countries, thus 

exploring these issues from different perspectives. 

Contents: Introduction: overlapping identities 

and integration processes in the Mediterranean 

basin, Wolfgang Zank; A clash of civilizations inside 

the MENA countries? Islamist versus secular civil 

society and the failure of pro-democracy policies, 

Francesco Cavatorta; Beyond the clash of civilizations: 

the rapprochement of Turkish Islamic elite with the West, 

Ihsan Dagi; The alliance of civilizations: the Spanish 

approach to bridging the divide between Islam 

and the West, Koussay Boulaich and Søren Dosenrode; 

Obstacles to African unity—a Deutschian perspective, 

Søren Dosenrode; The gradual Europeanization of North 

Africa: from ‘Arab socialism’ to a ‘stake in EU’s internal 

market’, Wolfgang Zank; European security and the 

‘clash of civilizations’: differences in the policies of 

France, Germany and the UK towards the Mediterranean 

and the Middle East, Peter Seeberg; Citizenship and 

cultural clashes: the cartoon crisis and changing notions 

of citizenship, Jakob Feldt; ‘Enriched by open borders 

and a lively variety of languages, cultures and regions:’ 

cooperation and integration in the EU in spite of cultural 

diversity, Wolfgang Zank; Some concluding remarks 

on overlapping integration in the Mediterranean basin, 

Wolfgang Zank; Index. 

Includes 4 figures and 5 tables 


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NEW 

De-coding New Regionalism 

Shifting Socio-political Contexts 

in Central Europe and Latin America 

Edited by James W. Scott, Leibniz Institute 

for Regional Development and Structural 

Planning, Germany and Karelian Institute, 

University of Joensuu, Finland 

Urban and Regional Planning and Development Series 

“This is a comparative collection that critically examines 

the new regionalism debate through the examination 

of specific cases. It is a valuable contribution to the 

discussion of regional politics, institutions and policies, 

as well as to the literature on modernization 

and democratization in Latin America and Central 

and Eastern Europe.” 

—Michael Keating, European University Institute, Italy 

Bringing together comparative case studies from 

Central Europe and South America, this book focuses 

on “new” regions—regions created as political projects 

of modernization and “re-scaling.” Through this 

approach it de-codes “New Regionalism” in terms 

of its contributions to institutional change, while 

acknowledging its contested nature and contradictions. 


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Globalization’s Limits 

Conflicting National Interests 

in Trade and Finance 

Dimitris Chorafas 

Globalization, the internationalization of trade, 

and financial integration are having enormous 

implications for businesses as well as for the whole 

economies of countries or blocks of countries. In this 

book Chorafas argues that research is now producing 

evidence that there may be limits to such globalization 

and amalgamation and that these need to be better 

defined and understood if some of the problems now 

being identified are to be prevented from applying 

the brakes, or worse, putting the process into 

reverse gear. 


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Transition and Development 

in China 

Towards Shared Growth 

Yun Chen, Fudan University, China 

Transition and Development 

“China’s economic miracle continues to impress. What 

explains its staying power? Yun Chen takes readers 

inside, illuminating the sources of Beijing’s burgeoning 

prosperity. Her masterful book is essential reading for 

those seeking to discover the secret of China’s success.” 

—Steven Rosefielde, University of North Carolina, 

Chapel Hill 

China’s transition from a planned economy to a market 

economy has succeeded in producing more than 

a decade of phenomenal growth. How the difficult 

task of balancing the diverse array of often competing 

concerns has been achieved is the subject of this book, 

which examines the dismantling of the centrally 

planned system and the mechanism of institutional 

change in Chinese transition 


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Wealth, Welfare and 

the Global Free Market 

A Social Audit of Capitalist Economics 

Ibrahim Ozer Ertuna, Bosphorous 

University, Istanbul, Turkey. 

Corporate Social Responsibility 

“Anyone whose thinking has been shaped by classical 

economic theory should read this book. Ertuna understands 

classical economics, which many of its critics do not, 

but he emphasizes the many ways in which it is lacking 

as a description of what motivates behavior.” 

—Seymour Smidt, Cornell University 

Emphasizing the distinction between wealth and 

welfare, Ozer Ertuna recognizes that the search for 

a helpful way forward based on classical economic 

concepts, models and arguments is likely to prove 

fruitless. In this challenging book the reader is invited 

to consider that different approaches are needed. With 

a mixture of theory and practical examples, Ertuna 

examines markets and international trade in the era 

of globalization from scientific, economic, cultural, 

philosophical and faith-based viewpoints. His survey 

of the different perspectives details what is being 

proposed by the “Post Autistic Economics” movement; 

the Nobel laureates of the Santa Fe Institute; “critical 

theoreticians”; environmentalists; and others. 


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What’s Left in Latin America? 

Regime Change in New Times 

James Petras, State University of New York, 

Binghamton and Henry Veltmeyer, 

Saint Mary’s University 

“Another ‘must read’ work by two intellectual 

heavyweights. Petras and Veltmeyer pull no punches 

in aiming their incisive analysis at Latin America’s ‘Pink 

Tide.’ Readers get constructive criticism of the Left 

from the Left. The result is a provocative and sobering 

invitation to dispense with feel good politics, revisit class 

analysis, and rethink the contradictory drama that 

is Latin America.” 

—Richard A. Dello Buono, New College of Florida 

This book concerns recent and current political 

developments in Latin America related to the 

emergence of left-leaning regimes riding the waves 

of anti-neoliberalism and a primary commodities 

boom. Based on five years of field research and 

a critical engagement with social movements in the 

region, the book documents the short-term advances 

and strategic weaknesses of these left-leaning regimes, 

highlighting their failure to take advantage of favorable 

economic and political conditions. The authors profiles 

four cases of recent and current political developments, 

and the prospects for socialism, in Argentina, Bolivia, 

Cuba and Venezuela. 

Contents: Introduction. Latin America’s changing mosaic 

of movements and governments; New times: from 

a decade lost to development to a new millennium; 

Argentina: from crisis and rebellion to pragmatic 

neoliberalism; Bolivia: class dynamics and regime 

politics; Cuba: continuing revolution and new 

contradictions; Venezuela: democracy, socialism 

and imperialism; Back to the future or fastforward 

to the past? Index. 

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and Social Welfare 

A Comparison across Four 

New EU Member States 

Edited by Manuela Sofia Stanculescu, 

Romanian Academy, Bucharest, Romania 

and Tine Stanovnki, Institute for Economic 

Research, Ljubljana, Slovenia 

Public Policy and Social Welfare 

This book describes and quantifies the major 

socioeconomic changes that have occurred in four 

new member states of the EU (Slovenia, Hungary, 

Romania and Bulgaria) since the early 1990s. Within 

the broad framework of socioeconomic change, 

a number of topics are explored in greater detail. 

Includes 119 tables and 32 figures 


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Car Troubles 

Critical Studies of Automobility 

Edited by Jim Conley, Trent University and 

Arlene Tigar McLaren, Simon Fraser University 

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“Car Troubles shows brilliantly how far we have 

come since Wolfgang Sachs claimed that the 

‘problem with the automobile is that the automobile 

is not a problem.’ It gives rich, diverse insights 

into our problematization of the car, and into the 

complex politics of dealing with the problems cars 

cause.” 

—Matthew Paterson, University of Ottawa 

Bringing together an international and multidisciplinary 

team of leading transportation scholars, 

this book’s central premise is that the car as the 

dominant mode of travel needs to be problematized. 

It examines a wide range of issues that are central 

to automobility by situating it within social, economic, 

and political contexts, and by combining social 

theory, specific case studies and policy-oriented 

analysis. It examines obstacles to change based 

in status dynamics, the worldwide expansion 

of auto hegemony, and the “locking-in” of automobility; 

and considers the possibility of alternatives that 

go beyond the car. 

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The Ashgate Research Companion 

to Political Leadership 

Edited by Joseph Masciulli and 

Mikhail A. Molchanov, both at St Thomas University 

and W. Andy Knight, University of Alberta 

This volume discusses the major theories of political 

leadership, with a focus on contemporary challenges 

that political leaders face worldwide and provides 

a comprehensive and up-to-date resource for 

an international readership in political science, 

international relations, sociology, social anthropology, 

business administration, history, and culture studies, 

as well as political practitioners seeking leadership 

insights and concerned citizens everywhere. 

Contents: Preface; Part I: IntroDuctIon: Political leadership 

in context, Joesph Masciulli, Mikhail Molchanov and 

W. Andy Knight. Part II: Classical Theories of Political 

Leadership, Mikhail Molchanov; Political leadership 

and the problem of principle: a classical response 

to post-modernism, Richard Myers; Prudence and glory: 

Machiavelli on political leadership, Christine Cornell 

and Patrick Malcolmson. Part III: contemPorary theorIeS 

of PolItIcal theory: Conceptions of global leadership 

for contextually intelligent and innovatively adaptive 

political leaders, Joseph Masciulli and W. Andy Knight; 

Heidegger’s Führerprinzip: leadership out of and into 

nihilism, Edward Grant Andrew; Leadership and 

management, W. Andy Knight; Feminist approaches 

to the study of political leadership, Laura Sjoberg. 

Part IV: SelecteD StuDIeS of natIonal PolItIcal leaDerShIP: 

American civil military relations and political leadership, 

Geoffrey Corn and Eric Talbot Jensen; Presidential 

leadership in times of war, Amanda DiPaolo; The gendered 

nature of leadership analysis: lessons from women leaders 

as executives in Anglo-American systems, Patricia L. Sykes; 

Generational change in Chinese political leadership, 

Hairong Lai; Political leadership in China in the 21st 

century, Weixing Chen; Elites and leadership in Russian 

politics, Oxana Gaman Golutvina; Islam/Muslims 

and political leadership, Mojtaba Mahdavi. Part V: 

SelecteD StuDIeS of InternatIonal orGanIzatIon anD GloBal 

ISSueS leaDerShIP: Leadership in the European Union: 

assessing the significance of the trio council presidency, 

Colette Mazzucelli; International human rights, political 

leadership and the problem of normative change in the 

international system, Shaun Narine; Leading the leaders: 

NGO’s environmental advocacy, Barbara MacKinnon, 

Kenneth H. Maybee, Mikhail A. Molchanov and 

Eddie Oldfield. Part VI: SelecteD StuDIeS of PolItIcal 

leaDerShIP anD SocIety: Courts and the paradox of 

political leadership, Thomas M.J. Bateman; The war 

on terror—war or metaphor?, Jeffrey Addicott; Intellectual 

political leadership in a Canadian context, H.D. Forbes; 

A political economic analysis of women leaders, 

Louise Carbert. Part VII: the future of PolItIcal leaDerShIP: 

Challenges for future political leaders: innovatively 

adapting ethically in dangerous and uncertain contexts, 

Joseph Masciulli; Bibliography; Index. 



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Building Strong Nations 

Improving Governability 

and Public Management 

Eran Vigoda-Gadot, University of Haifa, Israel 

“Vigoda-Gadot offers a path breaking analysis that 

bears directly on the future of governance…Citizens, 

elected officials and managers—public and private— 

need to carefully read and consider his insights. This 

book is our portal to an optimistic, collaborative future.” 

—Marc Holzer, Rutgers University 

Building Strong Nations enriches the discussion about 

moving modern nations forward despite major problems 

such as the clash of ideologies, the overburdening 

of and expectations from public administration, 

and the growing instability in world economics 

and international relations. It suggests potential 

directions for improving governability and public 

management against a backdrop of the tension 

between bureaucracy and democracy. 

Contents: Preface; Introduction: strong nations, weak 

nations, and the enigma of effective governability. 

Part I: the State of moDern natIonS anD the reBIrth 

of an olD ParaDox: Theoretical approaches to nation 

building; Dilemmas of governability under democratic 

and bureaucratic constraints. Part II: cauGht Between 

Democracy anD Bureaucracy: An Anthology of Empirical 

Examinations: The power of bureaucracy: managerial 

quality and performance; The charm of democracy: 

building on democratic values and good citizenship; 

Empirical evidence: a longitudinal national study of 

bureaucracy and democracy in Israel. Part III: StronG 

natIonS anD the reconcIlIatIon of the DemocratIc- 

BureaucratIc ParaDox: Several Alternatives: Strong 

nations and collaboration in public administration: 

a myth or necessity?; Strong nations and innovation 

in the public sector; Strong nations and global reforms 

in public administration: a new borderless public policy; 

Building strong nations by effective governability 

in a democratic cosmos; Appendix; Bibliography; Index. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7546-4 $114.95 

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Corruption in International Business 

The Challenge of Cultural and Legal Diversity 

Edited by Sharon Eicher, Friends University, 

Wichita, Kansas 

Corporate Social Responsibility 

International business involves complex, ethically 

challenging, and sometimes threatening, dilemmas 

that can involve political and personal agendas. 

In this book, Sharon Eicher examines corruption 

as it pertains to the business sector and the campaigns 

in emerging markets to curb corruption in both public 

and private sectors. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7137-4 $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9448-9 

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NEW 

Crisis and Change in the British 

and Dutch Prison Services 

Understanding Crisis-Reform Processes 

Sandra L. Resodihardjo, 

Leiden University, The Netherlands 

“…A remarkable achievement in internationally 

comparative research.” 

—Roy King, University of Cambridge, UK 

Examining the conditions under which a crisis 

in a policy sector can lead to significant reform 

within the sector, this study draws on crises within 

the British and Dutch Prison Services. 



Hardback 978-0-7546-7549-5 $99.95 

NEW 

Green Leviathan 

The Case for a Federal Role 

in Environmental Policy 

Inger Weibust, Carlton University 

Federalism Studies 

“This is an excellent book on a very important 

subject: at what jurisdictional level in decentralized 

governmental systems should the responsibility 

for meaningful environmental regulation be housed. 

To answer this question, Inger Weibust critically 

reviews a vast economic and political science literature 

to formulate empirical propositions which are then 

‘tested’ using information derived from a study of four 

governmental systems: those of the United States, 

Canada, Switzerland, and the European Union. 

A genuine contribution!” 

—Albert Breton, University of Toronto 

Offering an essential insight into the complexities 

of policy-making, this volume builds on comparative 

case studies on air and water pollution to examine 

how governance structure affects environmental 

policy performance in the US, Switzerland, Canada 

and the European Union. 

Contents: Introduction; Examining the case for 

decentralized policymaking; Interjurisdictional 

regulatory competition and fears about competitiveness; 

The alternatives to decentralization: contracts 

versus institutions; United States: greening through 

centralization; Switzerland: the power of referenda 

in a noncentralized system; Canada: when centralization 

does not occur; The European Union: setting stringent 

standards despite the obstacles; Conclusion; 

References: Index. 



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The Limits to Governance 

The Challenge of Policy-Making 

for the New Life Sciences 

Edited by Catherine Lyall, University of Edinburgh, 

UK, Theo Papaioannou, Open University, UK 

and James Smith, University of Edinburgh, UK 

“This is a much-needed, constructively critical look 

at governance as the proposed alternative to top-down 

government approaches…” 

—Arie Rip, University of Twente, The Netherlands 

How can policy-makers ensure that we benefit 

from the health developments brought by genomics 

while satisfying both the expectations of society 

and the economic imperatives? This book offers 

a critique of the new governance agenda for science 

and innovation in the context of the life sciences, 

and particularly genomics. The authors argue that 

the governance of genomics presents policy-makers 

worldwide with a variety of new problems; their 

valuable research offers the solutions. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7508-2 $114.95 

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New Frontiers in 

Microsimulation Modelling 

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Edited by Ashghar Zaidi, European Centre 

for Social Welfare Policy and Research, Austria 

and OECD, France, Ann Harding, University 

of Canberra, Australia and Paul Williamson, 

University of Liverpool, UK 


In the past fifteen years, microsimulation models have 

become firmly established as vital tools for analysis 

of the distributional impact of changes in governmental 

programs. With contributions from more than sixty 

international experts, this volume offers a comprehensive 

introduction to the state of microsimulation internationally, 

illustrating a wide range of new applications 

and approaches. 

July 2009 c. 368 pages 

Paperback 978-0-7546-7647-8 c. $74.95 



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Olympic Cities: 2012 

and the Remaking of London 

Edited by Gavin Poynter and Iain MacRury, 

both at University of East London, UK 

Design and the Built Environment 

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“For those with an interest in, or responsibility for, 

London’s legacy planning there is much here with which 

to agree and some perspectives with which to disagree, 

but the contributions are never less than thoughtful, 

thought-provoking and challenging.” 

—Tom Russell, Group Director Olympic Legacy, 

London Development Agency, UK 

London’s bid to host the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic 

Games was based upon the event providing a significant 

catalyst for the regeneration and renewal of East London 

and was more about social, cultural and economic 

aspects than sport. Drawing upon historical, cultural, 

economic and socio-demographic perspectives, this 

book examines the role of a sporting mega-event 

in promoting urban regeneration and social renewal. 

Includes 13 b&w illustrations 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7100-8 c. $114.95 

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The Politics of Self-Governance 

Edited by Peter Triantafillou and Eva Sørensen, 

both at Roskilde University, Denmark 

This volume examines the emergence, causes 

and consequences of the politics of self-governance 

both within relevant social science theorizing and 

in the everyday life production of public governance 

in various policy areas. 

Contents: The politics of self-governance: an introduction, 

Peter Triantafillou and Eva Sørensen. Part I: ScIentIfIc 

reflectIonS on GoVernance: A macro level perspective 

on governance of the self and others, Anders Esmark 

and Peter Triantafillou; The politics of self-governance 

in meso level theories, Eva Sørensen and Jacob Torfing; 

Self-governance in micro level theory, Lina Eriksson. 

Part II: GoVernance In actIon: The institutional design 

of self-governance: insights from public-private 

partnerships, Keith Baker, Jonathan Justice and 

Chris Skelcher; Citizen and city: institutional reform 

and self-governance in Los Angeles, Juliet Musso 

and Christopher Weare; Paradoxes of the self: 

self-owning universities in a society of control, 

Jacob Williams Ørberg and Susan Wright; Selfgovernance 

and the disappearance of the human 

body, Herbert Gottweis; Public administration in teams: 

self-governing civil servants, Birgitte Poulsen; Governing 

the responsible prisoner: a comparative analysis, 

Mary Bosworth; Self-governance through the committees 

in the in the open method of co-ordination: the cases 

of employment and social inclusion, Caroline de la Porte, 

David Natali and Philippe Pochet; Conclusion, 

Eva Sørensen and Peter Triantafillou; Index. 

August 2009 238 pages 

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The Politics of Unemployment 

in Europe 

Policy Responses and Collective Action 

Edited by Marco Giugni, 

University of Geneva, Switzerland 

“…This collection will be immensely valuable to policy 

analysts and stake-holders.” 

—Richard Balme, Sciences Po, Paris, France and School 

of Government, Peking University, China 

This book offers a state-of-the-art discussion of the 

political issues surrounding unemployment in Europe. 

Marco Giugni has produced a number of genuinely 

cross-national chapters and specific national cases 

resulting from his three year cross-national comparative 

research project. This expert research is combined 

with studies from invited experts in the field producing 

a must-have text on the issues of unemployment. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7348-4 $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9071-9 

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Poverty Among Older People 

and Pensions Policy in the EU 

Edited by Asghar Zaidi, European Centre 

for Social Welfare Policy and Research, Austria 


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Based on research work financed by the European 

Commission, this book offers a comprehensive picture 

of the present state of later-life poverty across 

the twenty-five member states of the European Union. 

The authors analyze the poverty risks older people 

currently face in these various countries, leading 

onto a discussion of the impact that possible pension 

reforms will have on the retirement incomes for 

future generations. 


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Rules of Law and Laws of Ruling 

On the Governance of Law 

Edited by Franz von Benda-Beckmann, 

Keebet von Benda-Beckmann and Julia Eckert, 

all at the Max Planck Institute for Social 

Anthropology, Germany 

Law, Justice and Power 

“…This fascinating collection addresses the contradictory 

and overlapping nature of governance from the perspective 

of legal pluralism and anthropological theory. The book 

provides great insight into the forms of order and disorder 

now roiling the world.” 

—Sally Engle Merry, New York University 

Offering an anthropological perspective, this book 

explores the changing relations between law and 

governance, examining how changes in the structure 

of governance affect the relative social significance 

of law within situations of legal pluralism. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7239-5 $114.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9132-7 

NEW 

Rural Sustainable Development 

in the Knowledge Society 

Edited by Karl Bruckmeier, Göteborg 

University, Sweden and Hilary Tovey, 

Trinity College Dublin, Ireland 

Perspectives on Rural Policy and Planning 

Based on the EU-funded CORASON research project, 

this volume brings together and compares studies into 

rural and sustainable development processes in twelve 

European countries. In doing so, it identifies key trends 

and reveals the changing nature of development 

processes on the way towards a knowledge society. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7425-2 $124.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9578-3 

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Social Innovation 

and Territorial Development 

Edited by Diana MacCallum, Griffith University, 

Australia, Frank Moulaert, Katholieke Universiteit 

Leuven, Belgium, Jean Hillier, University of Newcastle 

upon Tyne, UK and Serena Vicari Haddock, 

University of Milan Bicocca, Italy 

“…The book is an excellent and timely resource for 

local practitioners, civil servants, teachers and students.” 

—Michael Edwards, University College London, UK 

This volume presents a broad-ranging and insightful 

exploration of social innovation and how it can 

affect life, society and economy, especially within 

local communities. It addresses key questions 

about the nature of social innovation as a process 

and a strategy and explores what opportunities may 

exist, or may be generated, for social innovation 

to nourish human development. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7233-3 $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9696-4 

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Organizational Cooperation in Crisis 

page 11 

Tax and Benefit Policies 

in the Enlarged Europe 

page 22

NEW 

Cosmopolitanism in Practice 

Edited by Magdalena Nowicka, Ludwig Maximilian 

University, Munich, Germany and Maria Rovisco, 

ISCTE—University of Lisbon, Portugal 

Global Connections 

“…thoughtful and thought-provoking…The book brings 

together established names in the debate along with 

new contributions of younger researchers—an excellent 

combination of perspectives.” 

—Kevin Robins, Goldmiths College, UK 

The volume provides empirical research to show 

how people actually embrace cosmopolitan ideas 

and attitudes. It studies “cosmopolitanism in practice,” 

looking at the social and institutional environments in 

which cosmopolitanism shapes everyday life experiences 

and identities. Contributors to the volume include 

Ulrich Bech, Stephen Vertovec, Rob Kroes and 

Natan Sznaider. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7049-0 $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-8962-1 

NEW 

The Crisis of Social Democratic 

Trade Unionism in Western Europe 

The Search for Alternatives 

Martin Upchurch, Middlesex University, UK, 

Graham Taylor and Andrew Mathers, University 

of the West of England, UK 

Contemporary Employment Relations 

“…a masterful analysis…A must-read for everybody 

interested in the possibilities of trade union revival.” 

—Andreas Bieler, University of Nottingham, UK 

There is a developing crisis of social democratic trade 

unionism in Western Europe; this volume outlines 

the crisis and examines the emerging alternatives. 

Examining the experience of Sweden, Germany, 

Britain and France, the volume explores the historical 

rise and fall of social democratic trade unionism 

and probes the policy and practice of the European 

Trade Union Confederation. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7053-7 $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9561-5 

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Critical Social Theory 

and the End of Work 

Ed Granter, Manchester Business School, 

University of Manchester, UK 

Rethinking Classical Sociology 

This book examines the development and sociological 

significance of the idea that work is being eliminated 

through the use of advanced production technology. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7697-3 c. $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9397-0 

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Culture, Social Movements, 

and Protest 

Edited by Hank Johnston, San Diego State University 

“…Featuring some of the best known practitioners 

in the field, Culture, Social Movements, and Protest 

will no doubt attract the wide attention it fully deserves.” 

—Mario Diani, University of Trento, Italy 

This cutting-edge research volume advances the 

perspective that cultural factors are key influences 

in movement trajectories, organizational forms, 

recruitment, strategies, and ideologies. Hank Johnston 

brings together experts in cultural analysis to focus 

on narratives, frames, speech acts, subcultural networks, 

and cultural theory. This title will be of key importance 

to scholars in sociology, political science, geography, 

anthropology, and women’s studies. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7446-7 $99.95 

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Democratisation and the 

Prevention of Violent Conflict 

Lessons Learned from 

Bulgaria and Macedonia 

Jenny Engström 

“Well argued and rich in empirical detail…” 

—Stefan Wolff, University of Nottingham, UK 

This study offers some poignant lessons for 

democratization and conflict resolution in places 

such as Iraq, Afghanistan and Israel/Palestine 

to name but a few. 

Contents: Introduction. Building democracy in a post-Cold 

War world: a theoretical overview; Democratisation 

and conflict in multi-ethnic societies; Post-Communist 

politics in the Balkans; From Moscow to Brussels: 

Bulgaria’s road to democracy and inter-ethnic peace; 

Democratising for peace and security: the case 

of the Republic of Macedonia; Interethnic relations 

and conflict in the context of democratisation: 

a comparative assessment of Bulgaria and Macedonia; 

Conclusion: prospects and limitations of democracy 

and peaceful cohabitation in multi-ethnic states; 



Hardback 978-0-7546-7434-4 $99.95 

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Ethnicities and Values 

in a Changing World 

Edited by Gargi Bhattacharyya, Aston University, UK 

This volume brings together a team of leading scholars 

in the field of ethnic studies to examine innovative 

articulations of ethnicity and challenge the contention 

that ethnicity is static or that it necessarily represents 

traditional values and cultures. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7483-2 c. $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9775-6 

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Empowering Migrant Women 

Why Agency and Rights are not Enough 

Leah Briones 

Gender in a Global/Local World 

“…a highly informative and very timely piece 

of research, particularly for scholars interested 

in the rights of migrants and non-governmental 

political activism for, or by, migrants.” 

—Nicola Piper, Swansea University, UK 

Based on insights from Filipina experiences of domestic 

work in Paris and Hong Kong, this volume breaks 

through the polarized thinking and migration-centric 

policy action on the protection of migrant women 

domestic workers from abuse to link migrants’ 

rights and victimization with livelihood, migration 

and development. 

Contents: Part I: VIctImS or VIctorS? Filipina 

Domestic Workers in Paris and Hong Kong: Capability 

and international labour migration for domestic work; 

Development: the structural context of global domestic 

work migration. Part II: aGency anD fIlIPIna oVerSeaS 

DomeStIc work: Empty agency; the oppressed third 

world woman; Beyond rights: embodying and empowering 

agency. Part III: aGency, caPaBIlIty anD fIlIPIna oVerSeaS 

DomeStIc workerS: The FODW Institution; A capability 

approach to agency; Agency, capability and the migrant 

domestic worker. Part IV: concluSIon: A capable agency 

approach: livelihood, resources and human rights; 



Hardback 978-0-7546-7532-7 $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9667-4 

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The Founding Fathers, Pop Culture, 

and Constitutional Law 

Who’s Your Daddy? 

Susan Burgess, Ohio University 

Law, Justice and Power 

“Engaging, witty, provocative and strongly persuasive…” 

—Choice 

This volume explores the representation of law and 

legitimacy in various sites of popular culture. To this 

end, soap operas, romance novels, tabloid newspapers, 

reality television, and coming out narratives provide 

alternative ways to understand the relationship between 

paternal power and law from the bottom up. 


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SOCIOLOGY 

Series Editors: Alan Scott, University 

of Innsbruck, Austria, Kate Nash, 

University of London, UK and 

Anna Marie Smith, Cornell University 

Political sociology studies how politics shapes and 

is shaped by society. With the advent of economic, 

political and cultural globalization there has been 

a distinct shift away from theories based on the role 

of state and class towards theories based on cultural 

politics and postmodern approaches. Key topics 

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Volume One 

Power, State and Inequality 

Edited by Alan Scott, University of Innsbruck, 

Austria, Kate Nash, Goldsmiths College, 

University of London, UK and Anna Marie Smith, 

Cornell University 

New Critical Writings in Political Sociology 

This volume covers the key themes of political 

sociology as these have emerged in the course 

of the (sub-) discipline’s development. The articles 

include discussion of a broad range of theoretical 

and conceptual issues and reflect the widening 

of the focus of political sociology from the nation- 

state and from models of power based on agents’ 

wills and explicit agendas. 

Selected Contents: Introduction. Part I: State formatIon: 

Civilization and violence: on the state monopoly of 

physical violence and its infringements, N. Elias. Part II: 

conStItutIonalISm anD leGItImatIon: The constitutional 

state of the 19th century: an elementary conceptual 

portrait, G. Poggi. Part IV: reGulatIon, GoVernmentalIty 

anD GoVernance: The regulation approach, governance 

and post-Fordism: alternative perspectives on economic 

and political change, B. Jessop. Part V: InequalIty, SocIal 

PolIcy anD claSS PolItIcS: A genealogy of dependency: 

tracing a keyword of the US welfare state, N. Fraser 

and L. Gordon. Part VI: GloBal InequalItIeS anD theIr 

effectS: A world-system perspective on the social 

sciences, I.Wallerstein. Part VII: SPatIal aSPectS of 

GoVernance: State Spaces and Reach: Between space 

and time: reflections on the geographical imagination, 

D. Harvey. Name index. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-2750-0 $275.00 


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Volume Two 

Conventional and Contentious Politics 

Edited by Kate Nash, Goldsmiths College, University 

of London, UK, Alan Scott, University of Innsbruck, 

Austria and Anna Marie Smith, Cornell University 


The influential articles collected in this volume are 

a record of how political sociologists since the 1970s 

have framed questions about the range and limits 

of democratic political engagement, and developed 

concepts and methodologies in order to research 

the answers to those questions. 

Selected Contents: Introduction. Part I: claSS electIonS 

anD PartIeS: Class voting in capitalist democracies since 

World War II: dealignment, realignment or trendless 

fluctuation?, J. Manza, M. Hout and C. Brooks. Part II: 

cIVIl SocIety anD PolItIcal PartIcIPatIon: Renewing 

democracy through associations, P. Hirst. Part III: 

SocIal moVementS: Political opportunity structures 

and political protest: anti-nuclear movements in four 

democracies, H.P. Kitschelt. Part IV: chanGInG 

cItIzenShIP: Outline of a theory of citizenship, 

B.S. Turner; The return of assimilation? Changing 

perspectives on immigration and its sequels in France, 

Germany and the United States, R. Brubaker; Dilemmas 

in engendering citizenship, R. Lister. Part V: IDeoloGy 

anD heGemony: Ideology and ideological state apparatuses: 

notes towards an investigation, L. Althusser; Culture, 

the media and the ‘ideological effect’, S. Hall. Part VI: 

PolItIcal culture anD cultural PolItIcS: Deep play: notes 

on the Balinese cockfight, C. Geertz; Civil religion 

in America, R.N. Bellah. Part VII: makInG thInGS PuBlIc 

anD the PuBlIc SPhere: The public sphere: an encyclopedia 

article, J. Habermas; Rethinking the public sphere: 

a contribution to the critique of actually existing 

democracy, N. Fraser; From realpolitik to dingpolitik 

or how to make things public, B. Latour. Name index. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-2754-8 $275.00 

NEW 

Globalization and Third 

World Women 

Exploitation, Coping and Resistance 

Edited by Ligaya Lindio-McGovern, Indiana 

University, Kokomo and Isidor Wallimann, 

University of North Texas 

Global Connections 

Adopting the notion of “third world” as a political 

as well as a geographical category, this volume analyzes 

marginalized women’s experiences of globalization, 

an essential and cutting edge volume for academics. 


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Globalization and Contemporary 

Challenges to the Nation-State 

Edited by Anna Marie Smith, Cornell University, 

Alan Scott, University of Innsbruck, Austria 

and Kate Nash, Goldsmiths College, University 

of London, UK 

This collection of contemporary political sociologists’ 

key articles explores the exposure of the nation-state 

and the post-World War II world system to global forces. 

Contents: Introduction. Part I: crISIS of the natIon- 

State?: Has globalization ended the rise and rise 

of the nation-state?, M. Mann. Part II: DIaSPorIc 

moVementS, natIonal anD tranSnatIonal relIGIouS anD 

ethnIc conflIctS: Ethnicity and power in Burundi and 

Rwanda: different paths to mass violence, P. Uvin. Part 

III:InternatIonal orGanIzatIonS anD the ‘DeVeloPment 

InDuStry’: From resistance to renewal: the third world 

social movements and the expansion of international 

institutions, Balakrishnan Rajagopal. Part IV: State- 

BuIlDInG anD DemocratIzatIon: What democracy is… 

and is not, P.C. Schmitter and T.L. Carl; The end 

of the transition paradigm, T. Carothers; Illusions about 

consolidation, G. O’Donnell. Part V: PoSt-communISm: 

Nationalism and politics in Eastern Europe, E. Gellner. 

Part VI: human rIGhtS, refuGeeS, ImmIGrantS, mIGratIon: 

Outline of a theory of human rights, B.S. Turner; 

Towards a sociology of forced migration and social 

transformation, S. Castles; Embodied rights: gender 

persecution, state sovereignty and refugees, J. Bhabha. 

Part VII: reGIonalISm, multI-leVel GoVernance anD 

the eu: Regionalism old and new, R. Väyrynen. 

Part VIII: coSmoPolItanS anD theIr crItIcS: Unpacking 

cosmopolitanism for the social sciences: a research 

agenda, U. Beck and N. Sznaider. Name index. 


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Edited by Kate Nash, Goldsmiths College, University 

of London, UK, Alan Scott, University of Innsbruck, 

Austria and Anna Marie Smith, Cornell University 



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FORTHCOMING 

Partners in Peace 

Discourses and Practices 

of Civil-Society Peace Building 

Mathijs van Leeuwen, Wageningen University 

and Research Centre (WUR), The Netherlands 

Non-State Actors in International 

Law, Politics and Governance Series 

This book challenges the perception and assumptions 

of the role played by civil society peace building 

operations and offers a radically new perspective on 

how international organizations can support this effort. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7743-7 c. $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9474-8

NEW 

Migrant Women 

Transforming Citizenship 

Life-stories From Britain and Germany 

Umut Erel, The Open University, UK 

Studies in Migration and Diaspora 

“This is an insightful study of citizenship as a practice… 

a valuable contribution…” 

—Ruth Lister, Loughborough University, UK 

This book develops essential insights concerning the 

notion of transnational citizenship by means of the life 

stories of highly educated migrant women from Turkey 

in Germany and Great Britain. It will appeal to those 

working across a range of social sciences, including 

sociology and the sociology of work, race and ethnicity, 

citizenship, cultural and gender studies, as well 

as anthropology and social and public policy 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7494-8 $99.95 

NEW 

Gender and HIV/AIDS 

Critical Perspectives 

from the Developing World 

Edited by Jelke Boesten, University of Leeds, UK 

and Nana K. Poku, University of Bradford, UK 

Global Health 

“…a valuable addition to both the literature 

and the conceptualisation of gender perspectives.” 

—Alan Whiteside, University of KwaZulu-Natal, 

South Africa 

Gender issues are central to the causes and impact 

of the ongoing AIDS epidemic. This scholarly, 

interdisciplinary volume provides a comprehensive 

introduction to the themes and issues of gender, 

AIDS and global public health and informs students, 

policy makers and practitioners of the complexity 

of the gendered nature of AIDS. 

Contents: Introduction: gender, inequalities, and HIV/ 

AIDS, J. Boesten and N.K. Poku. Part 1: GenDereD 

VulneraBIlItIeS: Stigma, gender and HIV: case studies 

of inter-sectionality, C. Campbell and A. Gibbs; Gender, 

masculinities and HIV/AIDS: perspectives from Peru, 

X. Salazar, C.S. Figueroa, J.M. Girón and C.F. Cáceres; 

Transactable sex and unsafe practices: gender and sex 

when living with HIV in Tanzania, J. Boesten; Gender 

and HIV/AIDS in Haiti: women’s lack of power 

as an overarching vulnerability, J. Gupta, M.J. Small 

and T. Kershaw. Part II: tarGeteD InterVentIonS: Caught 

in ideological crossfire: one tale of prostitution, politicians 

and the pandemic, J. Busza; Targeting HIV or targeting 

social change? The role of Indian sex workers’ collectives 

in challenging gender relations, F. Cornish; ‘Know your 

status’: male gender construction in the age of routine 

HIV testing, T. Frasca. Part III: hIV/aIDS anD chanGInG 

GenDer relatIonS: Sex talk: mutuality and power in the 

shadow of HIV/AIDS in Africa, J. Bujra; Positive men 

in hard, neoliberal times: engendering health citizenship 

in South Africa, C.J. Colvin and S, Robins; Index. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7269-2 $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-8987-4 

NEW 

The Prospect of Internet Democracy 

Michael Margolis, University of Cincinnati and 

Gerson Moreno- Riaño, Regent University 

The Prospect of Internet Democracy explores the 

theoretical implications of the Internet and related 

information and communication technologies (ICTs) 

for democratic theory. 

Contents: Introduction; The internet and the prospect 

of democracy; Impossible dreams: the radical roots 

of cyber-democracy; Tempering the dreams: revised 

theories of cyber-democracy; Democracy, tolerance 

and the internet; Mass media and internet democracy; 

The internet and democratic education; Parties, interest 

groups and the internet’s impact on democratic 

participation; Internet democracy in the 21st century; 



Hardback 978-0-7546-7514-3 c. $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9796-1 

NEW 

Religion and Politics 

Islam and Muslim Civilization 

Jan-Erik Lane, Heidelberg University, Germany 

and Hamadi Redissi, University of Tunis, Tunisia 


“…essential reading for anyone with an interest 

in this crucial topic.” 

—Jeffrey Haynes, London Metropolitan University, UK 

Offering a timely new appraisal of the political and 

social impact of Islam, this expanded second edition 

of Religion and Politics has been fully updated. The 

authors look at the underlying social consequences 

of religious beliefs to account for the political differences 

between major civilizations of the world against 

a background of the rise of modern capitalism. 

Contents: Preface; SectIon I: the muSlIm cIVIlISatIon 

anD moDernISatIon: Modernity, post-modernity 

and the Muslim world; Islam and post-modernity; 

The Weber thesis. SectIon II: ISlam aS a worlD relIGIon: 

Mohammed—a political prophet; Islam: faith and 

rationality. SectIon III: the muSlIm leGacy: Traditional 

domination; Islamic law and Arab legal institutions; 

Capitalism in Muslim countries. SectIon IV: PathS 

of muSlIm moDernISatIon: The modernisation of Arabia; 

Separation between state and religion?; Towards a new 

fundamentalism. SectIon V: the ProBlemS of muSlIm 

cIVIlISatIon moDernISatIon: Islam and democracy; 

Islam and politics: where the principal difficulty of postmodernity 

lies. SectIon VI: State anD relIGIon In maGhreB: 

Religion and human rights: constants and constraints; 

Islamic politics and the military: Algeria 1962–2008 

Riadh Sidaoui. Epilogue: Islam—a religion of warriors?; 

Fundamentalism and the state: need for mutual 

explanation; Appendices; Bibliography; Index. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7418-4 $64.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9176-1 

SEE ALSO… 

New Frontiers in 

Microsimulation 

Modelling 

page 15 

Illiberal Liberal States 

page 21 

EU Labour Migration 

Since Enlargement 

page 21 

NEW 

Ritual and the Sacred 

A Neo-Durkheimian Analysis 

of Politics, Religion and the Self 

Massimo Rosati, University of Rome 

“Tor Vergata”, Italy 

Rethinking Classical Sociology 


“…This book will be a touchstone for all future studies 

of religion and selfhood.” 

—Adam Seligman 

This book discusses some of the most important 

issues of modern socio-political life through the lens 

of a neo-Durkheimian perspective. This title will be 

of key interest to sociologists of religion, philosophy 

politics and social theorists. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7640-9 c. $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-7641-6 

NEW 

When Empire Meets Nationalism 

Power Politics in the US and Russia 

Didier Chaudet, French Institute of International 

Relations, France, Florent Parmentier and 

Benoît Pélopidas, both at Sciences-Po, France 

When Empire Meets Nationalism presents an in-depth 

political and sociological analysis of the internal power 

politics and imperial forms developed by the Russian 

neo-eurasianists and the neo-conservatives 

in the United States. 

Contents: Introduction; Part I: the aPoStleS of the emPIre: 

Intellectual GenealoGIeS: Neoconservatives, old and new; 

From Eurasianism to neo-Eurasianism, nostalgia for the 

Empire. Part II: ImPerIal callInG anD natIonalISm: 

Anatomy of the Empire: imperial nationalism?; 

American history through the neoconservative eyes: 

imperial calling derived from nationalism; The Empire, 

neo-Eurasianists and Russian nationalism. Part III: 

GeoPolItIcS of ImPerIal InVocatIonS: Between Cynicism, 

Ideology and Coherence: Concerning Islam; Turkey 

and central Asia; Focus on the Middle East; Conclusion: 

the impossible Empire of ressentiment; Afterword: 

changing people, continuing patterns; Selective 

and thematic bibliography. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7805-2 c. $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9569-1 


Asian, East European and Russian Politics 

NEW 

The Geopolitics of South Asia 

From Early Empires to the Nuclear Age 

Graham P. Chapman, CAS, Norwegian Academy 

of Science and Letters, Norway and Lancaster 

University, UK 

third edition 

“…an accessible and informative text…” 

—South Asia Research 

Anyone who is planning on carrying out research 

in South Asia, or wishes to understand this cultural 

heartland should read this enthralling book. 

In addition to the material on the Northwest frontier, 

the Northeastern borderlands are also now examined 

in this fully revised third edition. The current geopolitical 

state of the region is completely updated and enhanced. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7298-2 $124.95 

Paperback 978-0-7546-7301-9 $49.95 


NEW 

Islamic Spectrum in Java 

Timothy Daniels, Hofstra Unviersity 

Anthropology and Cultural History 

in Asia and the Indo-Pacific 

This book explores the emerging aspects of cultural 

politics in the world’s most populous Muslim nation, 

engaging with complex issues of cultural translation, 

localization and globalization from various perspectives. 

This book will be of interest not only to anthropologists, 

but also to scholars of religion, culture and sociology 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7626-3 c. $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9719-0 

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North Korea’s Foreign Policy 

under Kim Jong II 

page 2 

Remembering Hiroshima 

page 2 

Internal Security Services 

in Liberalizing States 

page 4 

South Asian Security and International 

Nuclear Order 

page 4 

Transition and Development in China 

page 13 

Empowering Migrant Women 

page 17 

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NEW 

Globalization and Regional 

Integration in Europe and Asia 

Edited by Nam-Kook Kim, 

Seoul National University, Korea 

“…this collection of essays offers the most vivid 

account of the interaction between globalization 

and regionalism. Essential reading…” 

—Bernadette Andreosso-O’Callaghan, 

Universityof Limerick, Ireland 

This volume discusses the current trend of globalization 

and the main characteristics of world order, focusing 

specifically on the destiny of the nation state, the threat 

against human rights, and conflicts between unilateral 

hegemony of the USA and Europe. Comparative in 

nature, it offers meaningful lessons for the future of 

nation states and the possibility of building regional 

communities in Asia. 

Contents: Part I: GloBalIzatIon anD the new worlD 

orDer: American primacy and European responses, 

Peter Gowan; European integration and the future of the 

nation state, Jaime Pastor; Globalization, transnational 

corporations and human rights, Chinsung Chung. 

Part II: euroPean exPerIence anD aSIan realIty: 

The European experience: the millionfold trauma 

of the 20th century is still virulent, Holger Heide; 

Europe and East Asia: holistic convergence 

of fundamental skeptic?, Nam-Kook Kim; Regional 

integration and income disparities: the lessons of Europe 

for East Asia, Woosik Moon and Kyung Ae Han. Part III: 

ImaGInInG aSIan reGIonal communIty: On an East Asian 

community, or Kant’s cosmopolitan right reconsidered, 

Motohide Saji; Openness and inclusiveness: unfolding 

regionalism in Northeast Asia, Yongtao Liu; Beyond 

the East Asian grand division: imagining an East Asian 

peace belt of Jeju-Okinawa-Taiwan islands, 

Samsung Lee; Index. 



Hardback 978-0-7546-7613-3 $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-7614-0 

NEW 

Media Discourse 

and the Yugoslav Conflicts 

Representations of Self and Other 

Edited by Pål Kolstø, University of Oslo, Norway 

In spite of the growing literature on discourse analysis, 

the relationship of discourse to violent/non-violent 

outcomes of conflict is an under-researched area. 

This book combines theories on ethnic conflict, 

identity construction and discourse analysis with 

a comprehensive and inclusive survey of the countries 

of the former Yugoslavia.This book will be of key interest 

to scholars across a range of social sciences including 

sociology, discourse analysis, media, conflict 

and peace studies as well as those concerned 

with ethnopolitical conflict. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7629-4 $94.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-7630-0 

NEW 

Authoritarian Backlash 

Russian Resistance to Democratization 

in the Former Soviet Union 

Thomas Ambrosio, North Dakota State University 

Post-Soviet Politics 

“…Authoritarian Backlash contributes to our understanding 

of Russia as a consolidated dictatorship, rather than 

democracy, from its chilling portrayal of the ‘Putin Youth’ 

to the ominous signs of a budding partnership with 

other dictatorships around the world.” 

—Joel M. Ostrow, Benedictine University 

Authoritarian Russia has adopted five strategies 

to preserve the Kremlin’s political power: insulate, 

bolster, subvert, redefine and coordinate. Presenting 

detailed case studies of each strategy, this book 

makes significant contributions to our understandings 

of Russian domestic and foreign policies, democratization 

theory and the policy challenges associated with 

democracy promotion. 

Contents: Preface; The authoritarian backlash against 

democracy; The external promotion of democracy 

and authoritarianism; Political trends in the former 

Soviet Union: an overview; Insulate: shielding Russia 

from external democracy promotion; Redefine; 

rhetorical defenses against external criticism; Bolster: 

Russian support for authoritarianism in Belarus; 

Subvert: undermining democracy in Georgia and 

Ukraine; Coordinate; working with others to resist 

democratization; The Russian 2007–2008 election 

cycle; The future of democracy and the challenge 

of authoritarianism; Appendix; Bibliography; Index. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7350-7 $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9175-4 

NEW 

The Changing Governance 

of Renewable Natural Resources 

in Northwest Russia 

Edited by Soili Nystén-Haarala, 

University of Joensuu, Finland 

“…this volume enlightens our understanding 

of the (un)sustainable use and governance of forests 

and fisheries in Russia, and also in wider global 

developments. It is a major and significant contribution…” 

—Arthur P.J. Mol, Wageningen University, 

The Netherlands 

This multidisciplinary book examines how local 

communities and enterprises adjust to transition and 

institutional changes in Northwest Russia. It includes 

a unique and important analysis of the law and legal 

institutions, focusing on how those involved with the 

law use or abuse it. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7531-0 $124.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9596-7

NEW 

EU Labour Migration 

since Enlargement 

Trends, Impacts and Policies 

Edited by Béla Galgóczi, Janine Leschke 

and Andrew Watt, all at European Trade Union 

Institute, Belgium 

“…essential reading for anyone interested in the issue 

of labour mobility within an enlarged EU and its effects 

on sending and receiving societies.” 

—Rainer Münz, Senior Fellow, Hamburg Institute 

of International Economics, Germany 

Focusing on labor movements in Latvia, Hungary, 

Poland, Austria, Germany, Sweden and the United 

Kingdom, this book examines the experiences 

and characteristics of these countries in the run 

up to, and particularly since, EU accession in May 

2004 when full access to the labor market was suspended 

at the discretion of the new member states. 

Contents: Intra-EU labour migration—flows and policy 

responses, Béla Galgóczi, Janine Leschke and 

Andrew Watt; The dimensions and effects of EU labour 

migration in the UK, Sonia McKay; EU labour migration: 

government and social partner policies in the UK, 

Jason Heyes; The dimensions and effects of EU labour 

migration in Sweden, Per Lundborg; EU labour migration: 

government and social partner policies in Sweden, 

Monika Arvidsson; The dimensions and effects of EU 

labour migration in Germany, Max Friedrich Steinhardt; 

EU labour migration: government and social partner 

policies in Germany, Simon Fellmer and Holger Kolb; 

The dimensions and effects of EU labour migration 

in Austria, Ewald Walterskirchen; EU labour migration: 

government and social partner policies in Austria, 

Günther Chaloupek and Johannes Peyrl; Dimensions 

and effects of labour migration to EU countries: the case 

of Poland, Agnieszka Fihel and Marek Okólski; Labour 

emigration: government and social partner policies 

in Poland, Robert Szewczyk and Joanna Unterschütz; 

Dimensions and effects of labour migration to EU 

countries: the case of Hungary, Ágnes Hárs; Labour 

emigration: government and social partner policies 

in Hungary, Szilvia Borbély; Dimensions and effects 

of labour migration to EU countries: the case of Latvia, 

Parsla Eglite and Zaiga Krišjane; Labour emigration: 

government and social partner policies in Latvia, 

Aija Lulle; Index. 



Hardback 978-0-7546-7684-3 $124.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9362-8 

Europe and European Union Politics 

NEW IN PAPERBACK 

Europe’s Global Role 

External Policies of the European Union 

Edited by Jan Orbie, Ghent University, Belgium 

“…makes a fine contribution to the literature 

on the EU’s global role…” 

—Desmond Dinan, George Mason University 

Based on an innovative framework for analyzing the 

EU’s external politics, this book provides a historical 

overview of and theoretical conclusions about the 

EU’s global role. It examines Europe’s international 

role in a range of external policy domains, focusing 

in particular on the “soft” dimension of Europe’s 

international action. 

Contents: Preface; A civilian power in the world? 

Instruments and objectives in European Union external 

policies, Jan Orbie; The European Union’s role in world 

trade: harnessing globalisation?, Jan Orbie; The European 

Union’s international development policy: leading and 

benevolent?, Jan Orbie and Helen Versluys; European 

Union humanitarian aid: lifesaver or political tool?, 

Helen Versluys; The external dimension of EU asylum 

and migration policy: expanding Fortress Europe?, 

Steven Sterkx; Legal power and normative sources 

in the field of social policy: normative power Europe 

at work?, Tonia Novitz; Green civilian power Europe?, 

Edith Vanden Brande; The external dimension of EU 

competition policy: exporting Europe’s core business?, 

Angela Wigger; EU external energy policies: a paradox 

of integration, Andrei V. Belyi; ‘Everybody needs 

good neighbours’: the EU and its neighbourhood, 

Viktoriya Khasson, Syuzanna Vasilyan and Hendrik Vos; 

Civilian power Europe and Eastern enlargement: 

the more the merrier?, Eline De Ridder, An Schrijvers 

and Hendrik Vos; Index. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7220-3 $99.95 

Paperback 978-0-7546-7721-5 $59.95 


NEW 

European Gender Regimes 

and Policies 

Comparative Perspectives 

Sevil Sümer, University of Bergen, Norway 

“…a comprehensive and well-written survey… 

a great book for upper-level university courses.” 

—Gosta Esping-Andersen, Universitat 

Pompeu Fabra, Spain 

Comprehensive gender equality remains an unfulfilled 

goal in many European countries, in spite of important 

developments and challenges to social roles. This 

volume reviews recent advances of gender policies 

in different countries in the European Union, together 

with recent empirical data on gender relations 

in the labor market and within families. 


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Illiberal Liberal States 

Immigration, Citizenship 

and Integration in the EU 

Edited by Elspeth Guild, Centre for European Policy 

Studies, Belgium, Kees Groenendijk, Radboud 

University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands 

and Sergio Carrera, Centre for European 

Policy Studies, Belgium 

“…Illiberal Liberal States provides the most comprehensive 

analysis…This timely book deserves to be read widely 

by academic researchers and policy-makers.” 

—Rainer Bauböck, European University Institute, 

Florence, Italy 

Understanding the dynamics of the illiberal practices 

of liberal states is increasingly important in Europe 

today. This book examines the changing relationship 

and interaction between immigration, citizenship 

and integration at the European and national arenas. 

Contents: Understanding the contest of community: 

illiberal practices in the EU?, Elspeth Guild, 

Kees Groenendijk and Sergio Carrera. Citizenship 

and Integration: The European Union: Political rights 

and multilevel citizenship in Europe, Jo Shaw; Passing 

citizenship tests as a requirement for naturalisation: 

a comparative perspective, Gerard-René de Groot, 

Jan-Jaap Kuipers and Franziska Weber; European 

citizenship: a tool for integration?, Zeynep Yanasmayan; 

The National Arenas: The impact of EU enlargement 

on nation building and citizenship law, Judit Tóth; 

Justifying citizenship tests in the Netherlands and the 

UK, Ricky Van Oers; Dual citizenship as an element 

of the integration process in receiving societies: 

the case of Slovenia, Barbara Kejžar; Religious citizenship 

as a substitute for immigrant integration? The governance 

of diversity in Austria, Julia Mourão Permoser and 

Sieglinde Rosenberger. Immigration and Integration: 

The European Union: Doing and deserving: competing 

frames of integration in the EU, Dora Kostakopoulou, 

Sergio Carrera and Moritz Jesse; Missing in action: 

effective protection for 3rd-country nationals from 

discrimination under Community law, Moritz Jesse; 

Free movement as a precondition for integration 

of 3rd-country nationals in the EU, Sara Iglesias Sánchez; 

Access to social assistance benefits and Directive 

2004/38, Paul Minderhoud; The National Arenas: 

Integration and immigration: the vicissitudes of Dutch 

‘Inburgering’, Leonard F.M. Besselink; Liberal states— 

privatised integration policies?, Ines Michalowski; 

The integration agenda in British migration law, 

Bernard Ryan; Discrimination instead of integration? 

Integration requirements for immigrants in Denmark 

and Germany, Anja Wiesbrock; Nationality, Immigration 

and ‘the republican integration’ in France: normativisation, 

expansionism and externalisation, Sergio Carrera; 

Immigration and the construction of public 

philosophy(ies) of integration in Spain, Ruth Ferrero 

and Gemma Pinyol; Insertion, integration and rejection 

of immigration in Italy, Salvatore Palidda; Bibliography; Index. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7698-0 c. $124.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9398-7 


Europe and European Union Politics 

FORTHCOMING 

Distribution of Power and Voting 

Procedures in the European Union 

Edited by Marek A. Cichocki, Natolin European 

Centre, Poland and Karol Zyczkowsk, 

Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland 

With chapters examining the distribution of blocking 

power, patterns of voting in the Council of Ministers 

of the European Union, allocation of seats in the European 

Parliament to name a few, leading global experts in the 

field of politics and mathematics bring forth key insights 

into the nature and distribution of power within 

the European Union (EU) and the practical implications 

of the current institutional design on its members. 



Hardback 978-0-7546-7754-3 c. $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9496-0 

FORTHCOMING 

Mapping the European Public Sphere 

Institutions, Media and Civil Society 

Edited by Christian Bee and Emanuela Bozzini, 

both at University of Trento, Italy 

Situated in a timely debate and uniquely giving wellgrounded 

empirical evidence, this book targets primarily 

post-graduate students and scholars in social sciences 

who are working on European Integration issues. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7376-7 c. $99.95 

NEW 

Product Liability Law in Transition 

A Central European Perspective 

Magdalena Tulibacka, Oxford University, UK 

Markets and the Law 

“…a fascinating insight into the emergence 

of liability systems in the former-socialist countries 

of Central Europe…” 

—Rod Freeman, Partner, Lovells, London, UK 

This volume examines the evolution of Central European 

product liability regimes, with particular reference 

to the effect of the implementation of the Product 

Liability Directive in the context of the recent 

enlargement of the EU. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-4710-2 $124.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-8925-6 


NEW 

In Search of Structural Power 

EU Aid Policy as a Global Political Instrument 

Patrick Holden, University of Plymouth, UK 

“…the book is both well written and clear, and constitutes 

a valuable contribution…a recommended read for 

academics, but also for students and interested readers.” 

—European Foreign Affairs Review 

Offering a clear and logical analysis of the panoply 

of European Union aid policies and a theoretically 

informed evaluation of their operation, this historically 

grounded book concentrates on EU aid to key world 

regions in the twenty-first century and provides 

a comprehensive and thought-provoking account 

of EU aid policy. 

Contents: Preface; Introduction; The theoretical 

and methodological framework: EU aid and structural 

power; A global overview of EU aid policy; EU aid 

and Euro-Mediterranean integration; EU aid to the new 

independent states: shaping the post-Soviet space?; 

The European Development Fund in Africa; ‘Gentle 

commerce’ or structural power? EU aid to emerging 

markets in Latin America and Asia; New instruments, 

new trajectories? The ongoing evolution of the EU’s 

aid policy; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index. 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7333-0 $99.95 

eBook 978-0-7546-9171-6 

NEW 

Tax and Benefit Policies 

in the Enlarged Europe 

Assessing the Impact with 

Microsimulation Models 

Edited by Orsolya Lelkes, European Centre 

for Social Welfare Policy and Reserach, Austria 

and Holly Sutherland, University of Essex, UK 






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This book offers the first systematic assessment 

of income redistribution in Eastern Europe, within 

a comparative European perspective, and it demonstrates 

the future research potential of microsimulation techniques 

in this region. The book’s chapters are based on a unique 

instrument—EUROMOD: the European tax-benefit 

microsimulation model, which has been enlarged 

to include Estonia, Hungary, Poland, Slovenia 

and other countries. 

Includes 100 figures, 2 maps and 70 tables 


Paperback 978-0-7546-7848-9 c. $69.95 


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Identity and Foreign Policy 

page 2 

The Role of the European Union in Asia 

page 12 

Globalization’s Limits 

page 12 








The Politics of Self-Governance 

page 15 

The Politics of Unemployment in Europe 

page 16 

Poverty Among Older People 

and Pensions Policy in the EU 

page 16 

Globalization and Regional 

Integration in Europe and Asia 

page 20 

Planning Cultures in Europe 

page 23 


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page 27 

Political Space in Pre-industrial Europe 

page 31

NEW 

Brand New Ireland? 

Tourism, Development and National 

Identity in the Irish Republic 

Michael Clancy, University of Hartford 

New Directions in Tourism Analysis 

By examining tourism in the Republic of Ireland over 

the past 20 years, Michael Clancy provides a detailed 

understanding of the political economy of tourism 

and development. He explores tourism’s role in the 

“Celtic Tiger” phenomenon and uses tourism as a lens 

for observing national identity formation in a period 

of rapid change. 

Includes 4 line drawings and 16 tables 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7631-7 $99.95 

FORTHCOMING 

Persistent State Weakness 

in the Global Age 

Edited by Denisa Kostovicova and 

Vesna Bojicic-Dzelilovic, both at London School 

of Economics and Political Science, UK 

Persistent State Weakness in the Global Age addresses 

the question of why state weakness in the global era 

persists, resulting in perpetual transition. It debunks 

a common assumption in the scholarship that state 

weakness is a stop-gap on the path to state failure 

and, ultimately, state collapse. 

Includes 9 diagrams, 5 tables 


Hardback 978-0-7546-7612-6 c. $99.95 





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Development Ethics 

Edited by Des Gasper, Institute of Social Studies, 

The Netherlands and Asuncion Lera St. Clair, 

Universities of Bergen and Oslo, Norway 

The International Library of Essays 

in Public and Professional Ethics 

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receive a 10% discount! 

This collection reflects the wide range of previously 

published academic research and practitioner writings 

in the field of development ethics. The papers examine 

the ethical and value questions posed by development 

theory, planning and practice as well as ethical 

development policy and practice 

Contents: Introduction. Part I: the fIelD of DeVeloPment 

ethIcS: hIStory anD aGenDa: The invention of development, 

Michael P. Cowen and Robert W. Shenton; The West 

and its others, Bhikhu Parekh; Tasks and methods 

in development ethics, Denis Goulet; Denis Goulet 

and the project of development ethics: choices 

in methodology, focus and organization, Des Gasper. 

Part II: DeVeloPment anD unDerDeVeloPment: Experiences, 

Meanings and Evaluations: The concept of development, 

Amartya Sen; Famines, Amartya Sen; Poverty is 

powerlessness and voicelessness, Deepa Narayan; 

On the ethics of development planning, Denis Goulet; 

Development experts: the one-eyed giants, Denis Goulet; 

Development as practice in a liberal capitalist world, 

Alan Thomas. Part III: ethIcal PrIncIPalS—neeDS, 

caPaBIlItIeS, rIGhtS: Development and human needs, 

Manfred Max-Neef; Women’s capabilities and social 

justice, Martha Nussbaum; What is the capability 

approach? Its core, rationale, partners and dangers, 

Des Gasper; Development, common foes and shared 

values, Mozaffar Qizilbash; A deliberative ethic for 

development – a Nepalese journey from Bordieu 

through Kant to Dewey and Habermas, John Cameron 

and Hemant Ojha; The right to development and 

its corresponding obligations, David Beetham. Part IV: 

methoDoloGIeS: approaches to evaluation of development 

interventions—the importance of world and life views, 

Roland Hoksbergen; The implications and value added 

of a rights-based approach, Jakob Kirkemann Hansen 

and Hans-Otto Sano; Human security—national 

perspectives and global agendas—insights from 

national human development reports, Richard Jolly 

and Deepayan BasuRay; A methodologically pragmatist 

approach to development ethics, Asuncion Lera St Clair. 

Part V: ethIcal DeVeloPment PolIcy anD PractIce: Hunger, 

capability and development, David Crocker; Democracy 

and the right to food, Jean Drèze; How much debt 

must be cancelled?, Joseph Hanlon; Development, 

displacement and international ethics, Peter Penz; 

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The right to a fair trial is often held as a central 

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Alex Conte, Consultant on Security and Human 

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of Hong Kong, Hong 

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Islam and Human Rights 

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Abdullahi An-Na’im, Emory University 

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University of London, UK 

Collected Essays in Law 

The relationship between Islam and human rights 

forms an important aspect of contemporary international 

human rights debates. This anthology is designed 

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Catherine Warrick, Villanova University 

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This book demonstrates how the state uses the legal 

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August 2009 214 pages 

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Roger Ballard, University of Manchester, UK, 

Alessandro Ferrari, University of Milan, Italy, 

André Hoekema and Marcel Maussen, both at 

University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands and 

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State Agency and the Patenting 

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Merchants and Missionaries 

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state response to competing international obligations 

in relation to the patenting of life- one that fosters 

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Human Rights Politics 

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both at Illinois State University 

“…a superb contribution to the scant literature 

on this very important subject…” 

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Providing an overview of institutional developments 

and innovations in human rights politics, this volume 

discusses some of the most important current and 

emerging human rights issues. It takes stock of the 

initiatives, policy responses and innovations of past 

years to identify some of the challenges that will 

likely require bold and innovative solutions. 

Contents: Introduction. Part I: actorS, InStItutIonS, 

anD InDuStrIal InnoVatIonS: Redefining sovereignty: 

humanitarianism’s challenge to sovereign immunity, 

A.L. Clunan; Sovereignty transformed? The role of national 

human rights institutions, S. Cardenas; A new actor 

in human rights politics? Transgovernmental networks 

of national human rights institutions, N. Shawki; 

Universalism meets sovereignty at the International 

Criminal Court, B.N. Schiff; ‘The responsibility 

to protect’: embracing sovereignty and human rights, 

C.G. Badescu; Human rights and soft law: alternative 

paths for new challenges, D.B. Braaten; Judging truth: 

the contributions of truth commissions in post-conflict 

environments, E. Brahm. Part II: current ISSueS In 

InternatIonal human rIGhtS: Documenting human 

rights abuses among the diaspora: lessons learned from 

the Liberian Truth and Reconciliation Commission, 

P. Minikon and S. Shepler; Viewing the millennium 

development goals through the prisms of IR theory: 

an intersection of human rights and state interests, M. 

Cox; Human rights, global ecopolitics, and contested 

landscapes of sovereignty, P. Stoett; The transnational 

effort for disability rights: the marriage of disability rights 

to human rights, K.R. Rutherford; Small arms, sovereign 

states and human rights, S.R. Grillot; Index. 

Includes 4 b&w Illustrations 


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What Is Right for Children? 

The Competing Paradigms 

of Religion and Human Rights 

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Karen Worthington, Emory University School of Law 

“…an essential touchstone for all who care about 

children’s rights.” 

—Nancy Dowd, University of Florida 

Using international human rights norms as a touchstone, 

examining the state of “rights-talk” about children in the 

US, this collection explores the presence, participation 

and treatment of children, in many contexts of US society. 


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Edited by Patrick Hayden, 

University of St Andrews, UK 

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this excellent collection of original essays which will 

be an invaluable resource for anyone engaging 

in teaching or research in the field of international ethics.” 

—Chris Brown, London School of Economics, UK 

This volume provides a comprehensive and up-to-date 

resource for an international readership consisting 

of scholars, policymakers, students and members 

of the general public with an interest in the ethical 

dimensions of international affairs. 

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traDItIonS anD normatIVe PerSPectIVeS: The origins 

of realism revisited, Gabriella Slomp; Liberalism, 

Andrew Williams; Cosmopolitanism past and present, 

Patrick Hayden; Critical theory, Marxism and international 

ethics, Steven C. Roach; Feminist ethics in world politics, 

Fiona Robinson; Poststructuralism, Maja Zehfuss. Part II: 

the ethIcS of war anD Peace: Just war theory and the 

ethics of war and peace, Brian Orend; Humanitarian 

intervention, Anthony F. Lang Jr; From state security 

to human security?, Matthew S. Weinert; Ethics and 

weapons of mass destruction, Steven P. Lee; Pacifism 

and international relations, Iain Atack. Part III: the ethIcS 

anD PolItIcS of human rIGhtS: Human rights universalism, 

Anthony J. Langlois; Genocide: ethical and normative 

perspectives, Adam Jones; Gender and human rights, 

Serena Parekh; Children’s human rights and the politics 

of childhood, Alison M.S. Watson; Human rights 

democracy, Paul Voice; Transitional justice: from the 

local to the international, Elizabeth Stanley. Part IV: 

DImenSIonS of InternatIonal JuStIce: Poverty, inequality, 

and global distributive justice, Luis Cabrera; Political 

exclusion of refugees in the ethics of international 

relations, Mark N.F. Franke; Human rights, human 

needs, human development, human security, 

Des Gasper; Environmental justice: national 

and international dimensions, Ruchi Anand; Multinational 

corporations and global responsibilities, Morton Winston; 

Nationalism, self-determination, and secession, 

Omar Dahbour. Part V: the ethIcS of a GloBal SocIety: 

The ethics of global governance and global governance 

ethics, James Brassett; Understanding and analyzing 

social movements and alternative globalization, 

Martin Weber; Dialogue and international ethics: 

religion, cultural diversity, and universalism, 

Richard Shapcott; The transformation of political 

community and conceptions of global citizenship, 

William Smith; Index. 


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Political Theory and Philosophy 

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federalist ideas, forms and practice…” 

—Thomas O. Hueglin, Wilfrid Laurier University 

This research companion examines the theory, practice 

and historical development of the principle of federalism 

from the ancient period to the contemporary world. 

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claSSIcal anD JuDeo-chrIStIan ImaGeS of feDeralISm: 

Introduction; Nascent federalism and its limits in Ancient 

Greece: Herodotus and Thucydides, A. Ward and 

S. MacDonald; Before federalism? Thomas Aquinas, 

Jean Quidort and Nicolas Casunus, N. Aroney; The 

reformational legacy of theologico-political federalism, 

S. DeFreitas and A. Raath. SectIon II: the orIGInS 

of moDern feDeralISm: Introduction; Johannes Althusius: 

between secular federalism and the religious state, 

B. Koch; Early Dutch and German federal theory: Spinoza, 

Hugo and Leibniz, L. Ward; Montesquieu on federalism 

and the problem of liberty in the international system, 

A. Ward and D.S. Fott; Federalism and David Hume’s 

perfect commonwealth, W. Jordan and S. Yenor; Jean 

Jacques Rousseau and the case against (and for) federalism, 

D. Cullen; Kant and federalism, J. Knippenberg. SectIon 

III: feDeralISm anD the early amerIcan rePuBlIc: Introduction; 

‘A system without precedent’: the federalism of the 

Federalist papers, Q. Taylor; The anti-federalists and 

Tocqueville on federalism: lessons for today, D.L. Schaefer; 

Thomas Jefferson’s enlightenment idea of federalism, 

P. McNamara; Tocqueville on federalism as an American 

accident, P. Lawler; John C. Calhoun’s federalism and its 

contemporary echoes, J. Read; A more perfect union: 

secession, federalism and democracy in the words 

and actions of Lincoln, W. Mathie. SectIon IV: euroPean 

feDeralISm: Introduction; Confederation, federal state 

and federation: around Louis Le Fur, G. Barrera; Looking 

into Medusa’s eyes: Carl Schmitt on federalism, N. Patrici; 

Alterio Spinelli and European federalism, R. Castaldi; 

Polyvalent federalism: Johannes Althusius to Edvard 

Kardelj and Titoism, M. McCullock; A ‘European’ 

federalism: from Alterio Spinelli to the EU Constitutional 

Treaty, F. Vassallo; From Laeken to Lisbon: Europe’s 

experiment with constitutional federalism, M. de Bruyn; 

SectIon V: contemPorary theorIeS of feDeralISm: Introduction; 

The covenant tradition of federalism: the pioneering 

studies of Daniel J. Elazar, G. Moots; William Riker’s 

‘rationalist’ federalism, B. Kleinerman; Theories of fiscal 

federalism and the European experience, A. Majocchi; 

Post-modern federalism and sub-state nationalism, 

G. Marchildon. SectIon V: reGIonal exPerIenceS of feDeralISm: 

Introduction; African federalism: an indigenous idea 

with a colonial history, S. Jordan; Australian federalism: 

an innovation in constitutionalism, H. Patapan; India: 

a model of cooperative federalism, A. Majeed; Federalism: 

the Latin American experience, J.D. Hermann; Federalism 

or Islam? Ibn Khaldun on Islam and politics, K. Habib; 

The Rehnquist court and the ‘new federalism’, 

J.W. Nowlin; Conclusion, A. Ward and L. Ward; Index. 


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Emile Durkheim 

Edited by Ivan Strenski, 

University of California, Riverside 

The International Library 

of Essays in Classical Sociology 

The essays in this volume form part of the revival 

of interest in Durkheim and bring to light his intellectual 

inquiry into political theory, comparative ethnology, 

social reconstruction and questions of civil society, 

as well as his articulation of an updated individualism 

in conversation with Marx, Hegel, Spencer and others. 

Contributors: Robert N. Bellah, John I. Brooks, III, 

Neil Gross, Dénes Némedi, W.S.F. Pickering, R.A. Jones, 

Susan Stedman Jones, Edward A. Tiryakian, M.J. Hawkins, 

Louis M. Greenberg, Philippe Besnard, Neville Layne, 

Edward A. Tiryakian, Victor Karady, Paul W. Vogt, 

W.D. Halls, Robert Alun Jones, Mark S. Cladis, 

Anthony Giddens, Bernard Lacroix, Steven Lukes, 

Josep R. Llobera, 


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Disciplining the Divine 

Toward an (Im)political Theology 

Paul Fletcher, Lancaster University, UK 

Disciplining the Divine offers the first comprehensive 

treatment of the social model of the Trinity, exploring 

its central place within much theological discourse 

of the past half century, including its relation to wider 

cultural and political concerns. 


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Intellectuals and their Publics 

Perspectives from the Social Sciences 

Edited by Christian Fleck,University of Graz, 

Austria, Andreas Hess, University College Dublin, 

Republic of Ireland and E. Stina Lyon, London 

South Bank University, UK 

“… exciting and provocative…A stimulating book 

sure to ignite controversy about the fraught relation 

of intellectuals to their publics.” 

—Michael Burawoy, University of California 

The ever changing role of an intellectual in this new age 

of political uncertainty is innovatively focused on within 

this exciting collection of essays. Its provocative studies 

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Georg Hegel 

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International Relations: 

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Law and Agonistic Politics 

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Biblical Scholarship, Science and 

Politics in Early Modern England 

Thomas Browne and the Thorny 

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Literary and Scientific Cultures of Early Modernity 

Kevin Killeen addresses one of the most enigmatic 

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British Conservatism 

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Peter Dorey, Cardiff University, UK 

Modern Economic and Social History 

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The British Consular Service 

in the Aegean and the Collection 

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Lucia Patrizio Gunning 

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service in the Aegean, in the years of the British 

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Dilemmas of Internationalism 

The American Association for the United 

Nations and US Foreign Policy, 1941–1948 

Andrew Johnstone, University of Leicester, UK 

Dilemmas of Internationalism provides a new political 

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of private internationalists to define US internationalism 

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Early Medieval Studies 

in Memory of Patrick Wormald 

Edited by Catherine Karkov, Miami University, Ohio, 

Janet Nelson, Stephen Baxter and David Pelteret, 

all at King’s College London, UK 

Studies in Early Medieval Britain 

This collection is dedicated to Patrick Wormald in honor 

of his long and distinguished contribution to the field 

of early medieval history. Covering key theses including, 

kingship, law, image, ideology and culture the collection 

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but provides a fitting tribute to an outstanding and much 

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Empire, Politics and the Creation 

of the 1935 India Act 

Last Act of the Raj 

Andrew Muldoon, Metropolitan State 

College of Denver 

Situating the Government of India Act of 1935 

in its political, cultural and intellectual contexts, 

this rich and nuanced study asks the question; what 

led British administrators to believe that the Act would 

deflect the path of Indian nationalism, and how was 

the information on which this policy was based gathered 


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Empowering Interactions 

Political Cultures and the Emergence 

of the State in Europe 1300–1900 

Edited by Wim Blockmans, University of Leiden, 

The Netherlands, André Holenstein and 

Daniel Schläppi, both at University of Berne, 

Switzerland and Jon Mathieu, University 

of Lucerne, Switzerland 

This volume explores the emergence of the state 

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Enlightened Reform in Southern 

Europe and its Atlantic Colonies, 

c. 1750–1830 

Edited by Gabriel Paquette, Trinity College, 

Cambridge, UK 

Empires and the Making 

of the Modern World, 1650–2000 

This volume broadens and reinvigorates the debate 

about the connections which link enlightenment 

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reappraise a specific aspect of “enlightened absolutism” 

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The Foundations 

of the British Labour Party 

Identities, Cultures and Perspectives, 1900–39 

Edited by Matthew Worley, University of Reading, UK 

Studies in Labour History 

Senior and up-and-coming scholars present the myriad 

elements that influenced the early development and 

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Greek Diaspora 

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The International Order 

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Shigru Akita, Osaka University, Japan 

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Modern Economic and Social History 

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Magistrates, Madonnas 

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The Counter Reformation 

in the Upper Palatinate 

Trevor Johnson, University of the West of England, UK 

St Andrews Studies in Reformation History 

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The Making of Modern Greece 

Nationalism, Romanticism, 

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Outlaws in Medieval 

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Paul Dalton, Canterbury Christ Church 

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in medieval and early modern English history has 

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The Party of Patriotism 

The Conservative Party 

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Nigel Keohane 








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Two great success stories dominated British political 

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The Political Economy 

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The Netherlands 

In the first half of the seventeenth century the Dutch 

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Political Space 

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Edited by Beat Kümin, University of Warwick, UK, 

with a Preface by James C. Scott 

This collection examines the potential and limitations 

of spatial approaches for the political history 

of preindustrial Europe. Adopting a broad definition 

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And how did spatial dimensions affect political life 

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Religion, Politics and Dissent in the 

Long Eighteenth Century 1660–1832 

Essays in Honour of James E. Bradley 

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Oxford Brookes University, UK 

The idea of the long eighteenth century (1660–1832) 

as a period in which religious and political dissent 

were regarded as antecedents of the Enlightenment 

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connections between religious and political dissent 

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The Society of Princes 

The Lorraine-Guise and the Conservation 

of Power and Wealth in Seventeenth- 

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Jonathan Spangler, University of Gloucestershire, UK 

“The Society of Princes gives dynastic history 

a new lease on life…” 

—Carolyn Lougee Chappell, Stanford University 

This book examines the Lorraine-Guise at the court 

of Louis XIV and their renewed power, wealth 

and influence after the turbulent Wars of Religion. 

Includes 5 b&w illustrations and 2 maps 


Hardback 978-0-7546-5860-3 $124.95 

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The Style of the State 

in French Theater, 1630–1660 

Neoclassicism and Government 

Katherine Ibbett, The University of Michigan 

Engaging with recent thinking about performance, 

political theory and canon formation, this study 

explores the significance of the formal changes 

in seventeenth-century French theater. 



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Su-un and His World of Symbols 

The Founder of Korea’s First Indigenous Religion 

Paul Beirne, Melbourne College of Divinity, Australia 

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—Paul F. Knitter, Union Theological Seminary, New York 

This book explores the image which Ch’oe Su-un, the 

founder of Donghak (Eastern Learning), Korea’s first 

indigenous religion, had of himself as a religious leader 

and human being in relation to the Lord of Heaven. 

Includes 6 b&w figures and 2 tables 


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The Tragic Histories 

of Mary Queen of Scots, 1560-1690 

Rhetoric, Passions and Political Literature 

John D. Staines, John Jay College of Criminal 

Justice, The City University of New York 

“An excellent, timely and ground-breaking book, 

based on serious research and profound thought…” 

—Andrew Hadfield, University of Sussex, UK 

Charting developments in public rhetoric and political 

writing from the Elizabethan period through the 

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consequences of the emotions generated by the image 

of Mary Queen of Scots, tragic woman and queen. 



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Vengeance in the Middle Ages 

Emotion, Religion, and the 

Discourse of Violent Conflict 

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and Paul R. Hyams, Cornell University 

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War and Religion 

after Westphalia, 1648–1713 

Edited by David Onnekink, Universiteit Utrecht/ 

Universiteit Leiden, The Netherlands 

Politics and Culture in North-Western 

Europe 1650–1720 

This volume gauges the importance of religious 

influences on foreign policy and war after the conclusion 

of the Peace of Westphalia, which ended the Thirty 

Years’ War in 1648. 

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War, the State and International 

Law in Seventeenth-Century Europe 

Edited by Olaf Asbach, University of Hamburg, 

Germany and Peter Schröder, University College 

London, UK 

Exploring the history and theories of political thought 

of international relations in the seventeenth century, 

this volume addresses one of the great paradoxes 

of post-medieval Europe: why instead of bringing peace 

to a disorganised and violent world, modernity instead 

produced a seemingly endless string of conflicts and 

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Activity, Incomes and Social Welfare ...................................... 14 

Africa’s New Peace and Security Architecture.......................... 3 

AirLandBattle21 ......................................................................... 5 

Akita, Shigru ........................................................................... 31 

Amani, Bita ............................................................................. 26 

Ambrosio, Thomas ................................................................. 20 

America’s War on Terror ............................................................. 6 

An-Na’im, Abdullahi ............................................................... 26 

Anatomy of Violence .................................................................. 3 

Appleby, John C. ..................................................................... 31 

Asbach, Olaf............................................................................ 32 

Ashgate Research Companion to Ethics 

and International Relation, The ......................................... 27 

Ashgate Research Companion to Federalism, The ................ 27 

Ashgate Research Companion 

to Political Leadership, The ................................................ 14 

Authoritarian Backlash ............................................................ 20 

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Baderin, Mashood A. .............................................................. 26 

Ballard, Roger ......................................................................... 26 

Barendt, Eric ........................................................................... 25 

Baxter, Stephen ....................................................................... 30 

Beaton, Roderick .................................................................... 31 

Bee, Christian ......................................................................... 22 

Beirne, Paul ............................................................................. 32 

Berg, Eiki ................................................................................... 2 

Bhatia, Vijay K. ........................................................................ 26 

Bhattacharyya, Gargi .............................................................. 17 

Bianchi, Andrea ...................................................................... 11 

Biblical Scholarship, Science and Politics 

in Early Modern England ................................................... 30 

Bioethics .................................................................................. 25 

Blair’s Successful War ............................................................... 5 

Blockmans, Wim .................................................................... 30 

Boesten, Jelke ......................................................................... 19 

Bojicic-Dzelilovic, Vesna ........................................................ 23 

Bound, Doug ............................................................................. 3 

Bozzini, Emanuela .................................................................. 22 

Brand New Ireland? ................................................................. 23 

Brannon, Robert ....................................................................... 5 

Briones, Leah .......................................................................... 17 

British Conservatism and Trade Unionism, 

1945–1964 .......................................................................... 30 

British Consular Service in the Aegean and the Collection 

of Antiquities for the British Museum, The ...................... 30 

Brooks, Thom .......................................................................... 24 

Bruckmeier, Karl ..................................................................... 16 

Building Strong Nations.......................................................... 14 

Burchill, Richard..................................................................... 26 

Burgess, Susan....................................................................... 17 

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Carranza, Mario Estaban ......................................................... 4 

Carrera, Sergio ........................................................................ 21 

Carrick, Don .............................................................................. 5 

Carrithers, David ..................................................................... 28 

Car Troubles ............................................................................. 14 

Case for Congress, The ............................................................. 2 

Changing Governance of Renewable Natural 

Resources in Northwest Russia, The ............................... 20 

Chapman, Graham P. ............................................................. 20 

Charles-Louis de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu .............. 28 

Chaudet, Didier ....................................................................... 19 

Chen, Yun ................................................................................ 13 

Children’s Rights and the Minimum 

Age of Criminal Responsibility .......................................... 25 

China and the Global Politics of Regionalization ................... 12 

Chorafas, Dimitris................................................................... 12 

Cichocki, Marek A. ................................................................. 22 

Cipriani, Don ........................................................................... 25 

Civil Rights and Security ......................................................... 24 

Clair, Asuncion Lera St. .......................................................... 23 

Clancy, Michael....................................................................... 23 

Clash or Cooperation of Civilizations? .................................... 12 

Coaffee, Jon .............................................................................. 5 

Comparative Regionalism ....................................................... 10 

Conley, Jim .............................................................................. 14 

Connelly, James ........................................................................ 5 

Connolly, Anthony J. ............................................................... 24 

Conte, Alex .............................................................................. 26 

Conventional and Contentious Politics .................................. 18 

Cooper, Andrew F. ..................................................................... 9 

Cornwall, Robert D. ................................................................ 31 

Corruption in International Business ..................................... 14 

Cosmopolitanism in Practice .................................................. 17 

Covarrubias, Jack ..................................................................... 6 

Cox, Michaelene ..................................................................... 26 

Crisis and Change in the British 

and Dutch Prison Services ................................................ 15 

Crisis of Social Democratic Trade Unionism 

in Western Europe, The ..................................................... 17 

Critical Perspectives on Terrorism ............................................. 6 

Critical Social Theory and the End of Work ............................. 17 

Culture, Social Movements, and Protest ................................ 17 

D 

Dalton, Paul ............................................................................. 31 

Daniels, Timothy ..................................................................... 20 

De-coding New Regionalism................................................... 12 

Defining Civil and Political Rights .......................................... 26 

Democratisation and the Prevention of Violent Conflict ........ 17 

Derdzinski, Lt Col Joseph L. ..................................................... 4 

Deveer, tacy D. Van ................................................................... 9 

Development Ethic .................................................................. 23 

Dilemmas of Internationalism ................................................ 30 

Disciplining the Divine ............................................................ 27 

Distribution of Power and Voting Procedures 

in the European Union ...................................................... 22 

Diversity and Tolerance in Socio-Legal Contexts .................... 26 

Dodds, Klaus ............................................................................. 3 

Domestic Deployment of the Armed Forces ............................ 5 

Dorey, Peter ............................................................................. 30 

Dorman, Andrew ...................................................................... 5 

Dyzenhaus, David ................................................................... 24 

E 

Early Medieval Studies in Memory of Patrick Wormald .......... 30 

Eckert, Julia ............................................................................. 16 

Edmund Burke ......................................................................... 28 

Ehin, Piret .................................................................................. 2 

Eicher, Sharon ......................................................................... 14 

Emile Durkheim ....................................................................... 27 

Empire, Politics and the Creation of the 1935 India Act ........ 30 

Empowering Interactions ........................................................ 30 

Empowering Migrant Women ................................................. 17 

Enge, Ulf .................................................................................... 3 

Engström, Jenny ..................................................................... 17 

Enlightened Reform in Southern Europe 

and its Atlantic Colonies, c. 1750–1830 ........................... 30 

Environmental Skepticism ........................................................ 9 

Erel, Umut ............................................................................... 19 

Ertuna, Ibrahim Ozer .............................................................. 13 

Ethics and International Relations ......................................... 10 

Ethics Education for Irregular Warfare ...................................... 5 

Ethnicities and Values in a Changing World ........................... 17 

EU Labour Migration since Enlargement ............................... 21 

Europe’s Global Role ............................................................... 21 

European Gender Regimes and Policies ................................. 21 

European Security Culture ........................................................ 3 

F 

Femia, Joseph ......................................................................... 28 

Ferrari, Alessandro ................................................................. 26 

Fineman, Martha Albertson ................................................... 26 

Fleck, Christian ....................................................................... 27 

Fletcher, Paul ........................................................................... 27 

Foreign Interventions in Ethnic Conflicts ................................. 3 

Foundations of the British Labour Party, The ......................... 30 

Founding Fathers, Pop Culture, 

and Constitutional Law, The ............................................. 17 

Freedom of the Press ............................................................... 25 

Free Speech in the New Media ................................................ 25 

Friedman, Lawrence ................................................................. 2 

Friedrich Nietzsche .................................................................. 28 

G 

G8 against Transnational Organized Crime .............................. 8 

Gaens, Bart ............................................................................. 12 

Galgóczi, Béla ......................................................................... 21 

Gariup, Monica ......................................................................... 3 

Garner, Mark ............................................................................ 29 

Gasper, Des ............................................................................. 23 

Gebrewold, Belachew ............................................................... 3 

Gelderblom, Oscar .................................................................. 31 

Gender and HIV/AIDS .............................................................. 19 

Index 

Geopolitics of South Asia, The ................................................ 20 

Georg Hegel ............................................................................ 28 

Gibbons, Thomas .................................................................... 25 

Gibson, Johanna ..................................................................... 25 

Gibson, William ....................................................................... 31 

Giugni, Marco ......................................................................... 16 

Global Health ............................................................................. 7 

Globalization’s Limits .............................................................. 12 

Globalization and Contemporary Challenges 

to the Nation-State ............................................................ 18 

Globalization and Regional Integration 

in Europe and Asia ............................................................ 20 

Globalization and Third World Women .................................... 18 

Global Law.................................................................................. 7 

Global Trade ................................................................................ 8 

Granter, Ed ............................................................................... 17 

Greek Diaspora and Migration since 1700 ............................. 31 

Green Leviathan ....................................................................... 15 

Grillo, Ralph ............................................................................. 26 

Groenendijk, Kees................................................................... 21 

Group Rights ............................................................................ 24 

Guild, Elspeth .......................................................................... 21 

Gunning, Lucia Patrizio .......................................................... 30 

H 

Haddock, Serena Vicari .......................................................... 16 

Halab, Yakub ............................................................................. 2 

Hampsher-Monk, Iain ............................................................. 28 

Hansen, Victor M. ..................................................................... 2 

Harding, Ann........................................................................... 15 

Hayden, Patrick ....................................................................... 27 

Head, Michael ........................................................................... 5 

Hess, Andreas ......................................................................... 27 

Hillier, Jean .............................................................................. 16 

Hinman IV, Ellwood P. ............................................................... 5 

Hoekema, André ..................................................................... 26 

Holden, Patrick ....................................................................... 22 

Holenstein, André ................................................................... 30 

Howie, Luke ............................................................................... 6 

Humanitarian Intervention and Conflict 

Resolution in West Africa .................................................... 3 

Human Rights and Corporations ........................................... 24 

Hyams, Paul R. ........................................................................ 32 

I 

Ibbett, Katherine ..................................................................... 32 

Identity and Foreign Policy ........................................................ 2 

Illiberal Liberal States ............................................................... 21 

Imre, Robert .............................................................................. 6 

Indigenous Rights ................................................................... 24 

Ingram, Alan ............................................................................. 3 

Innovation in Global Health Governance ................................. 9 

Intellectual Property, Medicine and Health ............................ 25 

Intellectuals and their Publics ................................................. 27 

Internal Security Services in Liberalizing States....................... 4 

International Finance ................................................................. 8 

International Order of Asia in the 1930s and 1950s, The....... 31 

International Organization ........................................................ 7 

International Relations: A European Perspective ................... 28 

Islam and Human Rights ....................................................... 26 

Islam and the Securitisation of Population Policies ................. 4 

Islamic Spectrum in Java ........................................................ 20 

Is This a Private Fight or Can Anybody Join? ............................ 6 

J 

Jacques, Peter J. ....................................................................... 9 

Jahn, Thomas E. ....................................................................... 5 

Jinnette, James G. .................................................................... 5 

Johnson, Trevor ....................................................................... 31 

Johnston, Hank ....................................................................... 17 

Johnstone, Andrew................................................................. 30 

Jokela, Juha ............................................................................ 12 

Jones, Peter ............................................................................. 24 

Joo, Seung-Ho ........................................................................... 2 

K 

Kabia, John M. .......................................................................... 3 

Kapstein, Ethan B. .................................................................. 10 

Karkov, Catherine .................................................................... 30 

Kavalski, Emilian .................................................................... 12 

Kawulich, Barbara .................................................................. 29 

Keohane, Nigel ....................................................................... 31 

Killeen, Kevin .......................................................................... 30 


Index 

Killer Robots ............................................................................... 6 

Kim, Nam-Kook ....................................................................... 20 

Kinley, David............................................................................ 24 

Kirton, John J. ................................................................... 7, 8, 9 

Knieling, Joerg ........................................................................ 23 

Knight, W. Andy ...................................................................... 14 

Knowles, Dudley ..................................................................... 28 

Kolstø, Pål ............................................................................... 20 

Kostovicova, Denisa ............................................................... 23 

Krishnan, Armin ....................................................................... 6 

Kümin, Beat ............................................................................ 31 

Kwak, Tae-Hwan ........................................................................ 2 

L 

Lane, Jan-Erik .......................................................................... 19 

Lansford, Tom ............................................................................ 6 

Law and Agonistic Politics ...................................................... 28 

Law in the Service of Legitimacy ............................................. 26 

Lawson, Fred H........................................................................ 10 

Leeuwen, Mathijs van ............................................................. 18 

Legacies and Change in Polar Sciences ................................. 10 

Legal Practice and Cultural Diversity ...................................... 26 

Lelkes, Orsolya ........................................................................ 22 

Leschke, Janine ...................................................................... 21 

Limits to Governance, The ...................................................... 15 

Limnell, Eija ............................................................................. 12 

Lindio-McGovern, Ligaya ........................................................ 18 

Lyall, Catherine ....................................................................... 15 

Lyon, E. Stina ........................................................................... 27 

M 

MacCallum, Diana .................................................................. 16 

MacRury, Iain .......................................................................... 15 

Madunic, Jelena ....................................................................... 7 

Magistrates, Madonnas and Miracles .................................... 31 

Making of Modern Greece, The ............................................... 31 

Mann, Scott ............................................................................... 5 

Mapping the European Public Sphere .................................... 22 

Margolis, Michael ................................................................... 19 

Maritime Security in the South China Sea ............................... 4 

Marsden, Lee............................................................................. 4 

Masciulli, Joseph .................................................................... 14 

Mathers, Andrew .................................................................... 17 

Mathieu, Jon ........................................................................... 30 

Maussen, Marcel .................................................................... 26 

McLaren, Arlene Tigar ............................................................ 14 

Media, Religion and Conflict ..................................................... 4 

Media Discourse and the Yugoslav Conflicts ......................... 20 

Media Freedom and Contempt of Court ................................. 25 

Migrant Women Transforming Citizenship ............................. 19 

Molchanov, Mikhail A. ............................................................ 14 

Moulaert, Frank ....................................................................... 16 

Muldoon, Andrew ................................................................... 30 

N 

Nalbandov, Robert .................................................................... 3 

Nash, Kate ............................................................................... 18 

Negotiating Sovereignty and Human Rights ......................... 26 

Nelson, Janet .......................................................................... 30 

New Frontiers in Microsimulation Modelling ......................... 15 

Non-State Actors and International Law ................................ 11 

North Korea’s Foreign Policy under Kim Jong I ........................ 2 

Nowicka, Magdalena .............................................................. 17 

Nystén-Haarala, Soili .............................................................. 20 

O 

Oakley, Justin .......................................................................... 25 

Olympic Cities: 2012 and the Remaking of London ............... 15 

Onnekink, David...................................................................... 32 

Orbie, Jan ................................................................................ 21 

Organizational Cooperation in Crises ..................................... 11 

Othengrafen, Frank ................................................................. 23 

Outlaws in Medieval and Early Modern England ................... 31 

P 

Papaioannou, Theo ................................................................. 15 

Paquette, Gabriel .................................................................... 30 

Parmentier, Florent ................................................................. 19 

Partners in Peace ..................................................................... 18 

Party of Patriotism, The ........................................................... 31 

Patterson, Barry ........................................................................ 6 

Pélopidas, Benoît .................................................................... 19 


Pelteret, David ......................................................................... 30 

Persistent State Weakness in the Global Age ......................... 23 

Petras, James.......................................................................... 13 

Planning Cultures in Europe................................................... 23 

Poku, Nana K. ......................................................................... 19 

Political Economy of the Dutch Republic, The ....................... 31 

Political Space in Pre-industrial Europe .................................. 31 

Politics of Self-Governance, The .............................................. 15 

Politics of Unemployment in Europe, The .............................. 16 

Porto, João Gomes .................................................................... 3 

Postinternationalism and Small Arms Control ........................ 4 

Poverty Among Older People and Pensions 

Policy in the EU ................................................................. 16 

Power, State and Inequality ..................................................... 18 

Poynter, Gavin ......................................................................... 15 

Product Liability Law in Transition .......................................... 22 

Prospect of Internet Democracy, The ...................................... 19 

R 

Redissi, Hamadi ...................................................................... 19 

Reflections on Rawls ............................................................... 29 

Regulating Audiovisual Services ............................................. 25 

Religion, Politics and Dissent in the 

Long Eighteenth Century 1660–1832 ............................... 31 

Religion and Conflict Resolution .............................................. 4 

Religion and Politics ................................................................ 19 

Remembering Hiroshima .......................................................... 2 

Resodihardjo, Sandra L. ......................................................... 15 

Riaño, Gerson Moreno- .......................................................... 19 

Ricks, David ............................................................................ 31 

Riddell, Katrina ......................................................................... 4 

Right to a Fair Trial, The ........................................................... 24 

Ritual and the Sacred .............................................................. 19 

Robinson, Paul .......................................................................... 5 

Rogers, Damien ........................................................................ 4 

Role of the European Union in Asia, The ............................... 12 

Rosati, Massimo ..................................................................... 19 

Rosenthal, Joel H. ................................................................... 10 

Rovisco, Maria ........................................................................ 17 

Rules of Law and Laws of Ruling ............................................ 16 

Rural Sustainable Development 

in the Knowledge Society .................................................. 16 

Russian Civil-Military Relations ................................................ 5 

S 

Savigny, Heather ....................................................................... 4 

Schaap, Andrew ..................................................................... 28 

Scherrer, Amandine ................................................................. 8 

Schläppi, Daniel ..................................................................... 30 

Schreurs, Miranda .................................................................... 9 

Schröder, Peter ....................................................................... 32 

Scott, Alan ............................................................................... 18 

Scott, James C. ....................................................................... 31 

Scott, James W. ...................................................................... 12 

Search of Structural Power, In ................................................. 22 

Selin, Henrik .............................................................................. 9 

Shadian, Jessica M. ............................................................... 10 

Shah, Prakash ......................................................................... 26 

Shawki, Noha .......................................................................... 26 

Shirkey, Zachary C. ................................................................... 6 

Shore, Megan ............................................................................ 4 

Sitaraman, Srini ...................................................................... 11 

Smith, Anna Marie ................................................................. 18 

Smith, James .......................................................................... 15 

Snider, Joshua .......................................................................... 6 

Social Innovation and Territorial Development ....................... 16 

Society of Princes, The ............................................................. 32 

Sørensen, Eva ......................................................................... 15 

South Asian Security and International Nuclear Order ............ 4 

Spaces of Security and Insecurity ............................................. 3 

Spangler, Jonathan ................................................................. 32 

Staines, John D. ...................................................................... 32 

Stanculescu, Manuela Sofia ................................................. 14 

Stanovnki, Tine ........................................................................ 14 

State Agency and the Patenting of Life 

in International Law ........................................................... 26 

State Participation in International Treaty Regimes ............... 11 

Strenski, Ivan........................................................................... 27 

Strong, Tracy ........................................................................... 28 

Style of the State in French Theater, 

1630–1660, The .................................................................. 32 

Su-un and His World of Symbols ............................................ 32 

Sümer, Sevil............................................................................. 21 

Sutherland, Holly .................................................................... 22 

Svedin, Lina M......................................................................... 11 

T 

Tax and Benefit Policies in the Enlarged Europe .................... 22 

Taylor, Graham ........................................................................ 17 

Teaching Research Methods in the Social Sciences .............. 29 

Telo, Mario ............................................................................... 28 

Tennberg, Monica ................................................................... 10 

Terrorism, Risk and the City ...................................................... 5 

Terrorism, the Worker and the City ............................................ 6 

Terrorism, War and International Law ....................................... 6 

Throop, Susanna A. ................................................................ 32 

Tovey, Hilary ............................................................................. 16 

Tragic Histories of Mary Queen of Scots, 

1560-1690, The ................................................................... 32 

Transatlantic Environment and Energy Politics ....................... 9 

Transition and Development in China .................................... 13 

Triantafillou, Peter ................................................................... 15 

Tulibacka, Magdalena ............................................................ 22 

Tziovas, Dimitris ...................................................................... 31 

U 

Upchurch, Martin ................................................................... 17 

US Foreign Policy in the Middle East ........................................ 2 

V 

Veltmeyer, Henry ..................................................................... 13 

Vengeance in the Middle Ages ................................................ 32 

Vigoda-Gadot, Eran ................................................................. 14 

Vilfredo Pareto ......................................................................... 28 

von Benda-Beckmann, Franz ................................................. 16 

von Benda-Beckmann, Keebet .............................................. 16 

W 

Wagner, Anne .......................................................................... 26 

Wagner, Claire ......................................................................... 29 

Wallimann, Isidor .................................................................... 18 

War, the State and International Law 

in Seventeenth-Century Europe........................................ 32 

War and Religion after Westphalia, 1648–1713 ....................... 32 

Ward, Ann ............................................................................... 27 

Ward, Lee ................................................................................. 27 

Warrick, Catherine .................................................................. 26 

Watson, Robert P. ...................................................................... 6 

Watt, Andrew .......................................................................... 21 

Wealth, Welfare and the Global Free Market............................ 13 

Weibust, Inger ......................................................................... 15 

What’s Left in Latin America? .................................................. 13 

What Is Right for Children? ..................................................... 26 

When Empire Meets Nationalism ........................................... 19 

White, Nicholas ...................................................................... 31 

Williamson, Myra ...................................................................... 6 

Williamson, Paul ..................................................................... 15 

Winters, Francis X. .................................................................... 2 

Worley, Matthew ..................................................................... 30 

Worthington, Karen ................................................................ 26 

Wu, Shicun ................................................................................ 4 

Y 

Young, Shaun P. ...................................................................... 29 

Z 

Zaidi, Asghar ..................................................................... 15, 16 

Zank, Wolfgang ....................................................................... 12 

Zou, Keyuan .............................................................................. 4 

Zyczkowsk, Karol..................................................................... 22

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