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The author aims to challenge most traditional and conventional American political scientific thinking on the value and practicality of direct citizen participation in agenda setting, planning and policy-making. She offers empirical evidence to support her arguments.

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Based on the 14-part Washington Post series that has already won two major journalism prizes, Tell Newt to Shut Up is an unprecedented, fly-on-the-wall look at the deals, the sell-outs, the crucial moments, and the fatal mistakes of Newt Gingrich's "Republican Revolution".

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This book examines the EU public diplomacy towards China with the case of the Jean Monnet Programme. The author discusses how the EUs functional and normative knowledge has been disseminated across physical and psychological borders.

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This book looks at the USChina relationship through the lens of the temporal horizon using the insights of social science methodology. It places special attention on future considerations in a variety of ways, combining the insights of psychology, economics, and future studies to consider the relationship in a new manner.

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Ten-thirty-three was the code name given to Brian Nelson, the UDA's intelligence officer, who secretly worked for British Military Intelligence targeting Republican terrorists, Sinn Fein activists and ordinary Catholics. This work reveals the conspiracy between Nelson and British Intelligence.

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The United States and Canada share an atmospheric environment and an energy market. One topic explored is the extent to which cooperation is possible between Canada and the United States in environmental and energy policymaking in each of the key energy sectors.

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The first queer and poststructuralist reading of political rights concepts in the specific European transnational context. -- .

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U.S. prestige and power weigh all the heavier because of American ambivalence in coming to terms with its allies' ambitions.

Agreeing on a conception of European Security and Defense Identity and measures to implement it has three requirements: clarifying a security agenda dominated by political goals;

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U.S. prestige and power weigh all the heavier because of American ambivalence in coming to terms with its allies' ambitions.

Agreeing on a conception of European Security and Defense Identity and measures to implement it has three requirements: clarifying a security agenda dominated by political goals;

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Drawing from the field of political sociology, geography, anthropology, and peace studies, Routledge explores how peasant communities in rural India form effective resistance movements against displacement, dislocation, and cultural destruction engendered by the development process.

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Stohl and Lopez argue that such developments in international aggressive policies demand more serious scholarly attention than has up to now been paid them, and they suggest a number of emerging trends that warrant examination by political scientists.

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This study is the first large-scale comparison of policy and divergence in the UK since devolution. Based on extensive original research, it argues that we see substantial divergence in policies and social citizenship among the four parts of the UK as its autonomous political systems try to solve the unpredictable and difficult puzzles of health policy-making.

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This book compares the developments of territorial politics in Catalonia and Scotland since 2010, paying particular attention tothe impact of independence referenda, Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic. It examines the experiences of state and substate elites in both cases and argues for further reform to create more accommodative territorial models.

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This book examines the politics of the many spaces on Earth which defy the simplistic characterisation of land as a surface of fixed points with stable features which can be categorised and controlled.

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Provides a focus on the planets elements, environments, and edges, to extend our understanding of territory to the dynamic, contentious spaces of contemporary politics.

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Argues that we need to reforge links that societies have made between law and strategy; to realize how the evolution of modern states has produced a globally networked terrorism that changes as fast as we can identify it; to combine humanitarian interests with strategies of intervention; and, to rethink what 'victory' in such a war.

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This book illuminates the role that images of terror haveplayed up to the present day. The author analyses visualstrategies, places them in their historical context, and answers pressingquestions around the ethical treatment of images of terrorism. It provides avital insight into our age old morbid fascination with terrorism. -- .

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A collection of essays by leading experts that explores the usefulness of the concept of affordance in helping to understand terrorism and political violence.

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The issues presented in this book demonstrate that the value of planning lies in how well the United States can prepare for a perpetually unpredictable future.

Each chapter examines pertinent management, leadership, and accountability issues related to U.S. national security and places readers at the center of difficult decisions.

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The conjunction of Islamic fundamentalism, WMD, and terrorism has set the stage for a new form of 'warfare' and ushered in a period of national reflection and debate about the proper balance between national security and the rights of the individual. This book contributes to t...

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This text explains how the social construction of fear is used to steer public and foreign policy, arguing that security policies to protect the citizenry have become control systems that curtail privacy and civil liberties. It has been updated with analysis of recent events, ranging from Israeli-Hamas wars to the growing impact of social media.