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This book provides authoritative and up-to-date research for anyone interested in the study of international environmental politics. It demonstrates how the field of international environmental politics has evolved and identifies key questions, topics and approaches to guide future research.

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Analyzes the challenges Afghanistan faces and proposes measures to meet them. This report makes and important contribution to our understanding of what needs to be done in a country whose importance has for too long and too often been underestimated.

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A decisive analytic critique of US foreign policy by one of America's greatest historians

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The erosion of US influence in Latin America has led to setbacks for press freedom, and impunity in journalist murders remains a problem in nations from Russia to the Philippines. This book serves as a guide to press freedom worldwide, providing an analyses of media conditions across 120 nations.

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The story of Britain's foreign intelligence service 1958-2001 as told from the unique perspective of the daughter of a senior spy. Corinne Souza breaks the last taboo of British espionage as she describes the impact that Crown service can have on a spy's family.

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Betrayal is a shocking, often crude, even hilarious war-story about politics, policy and petty personal ambition. More important, it's about the train wreck of the NSW Labor Party and the policy reform framework that past Labor leaders fought hard to make it stand for.

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From the Pulitzer Prize-winning founder of Politifact and Duke University Professor Bill Adair, a history of America's 21st-century political liars and a vision for how to make them stop.

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The inside story of the Brexit negotiations - from the EU side, showing how and why the UK got it so badly wrong

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An award-winning journalists searing, extraordinary account of being kidnapped and tortured in Syria by al Qaeda for two yearsa revelatory memoir about war, human nature, and endurance.

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Addresses the ongoing social, political, and economic challenges underway in Bolivia and presents a clear set of recommendations for the US government. This report argues that with ethnic, regional, and political tensions in Bolivia on the rise, Washington's "wait and see" approach to the Morales government is no longer adequate.

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A trenchant look at contemporary capitalism's insatiable appetite - and a rallying cry for everyone who wants to stop it from devouring our world

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Chyka Celebrate is a guide to themed entertaining throughout the year and covers a broad range of events, from Jewish New Year to Thanksgiving.

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A terrifying glimpse of the none-too-distant future, when climate change will force the world's powers into a struggle for advantage and even survival. Dwindling resources, massive population shifts, natural disasters. These are some of the expected consequences of runaway climate change, and any of them could tip the world towards conflict.

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Examining the New Zealand constitution and the political system, cabinet and parliament, political parties, leadership and elections, Raymond Miller draws on data and analysis to tackle critical questions: Who runs New Zealand Does political apathy threaten democracy Will new parties have an ongoing impact Does New Zealand have a presidential d

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How democracy became a form of soft authoritarian rule

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In collaboration with the Financial Times: powerful, urgent reflections on the value of democracy from eleven women writers and thought-leaders

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How democracy can be extended to the workplace

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