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Ireland's international reputation has suffered periodic fluctuation, from model case of rapid development, to exemplar of political and economic mismanagement. This book argues that both perspectives overlook more important and persistent features of Irish political life. -- .

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Presents bold and original proposals for the working of a democracy, and provides a radical reinterpretation of the concept and mechanics of representation and a structure that is designed to avoid concentrations of power and power-trading. It argues that mass voting should be abandoned in favour of statistical representation.

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Explores the prospect of Japan's remilitarisation and challenges the preconceived approaches taken by existing theories to Japan's national security.

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The Scottish Referendum 2014 is an analysis of why the Scottish independence referendum happened, how and why Scotland ultimately voted 'No', and public attitudes towards the steps that should now be taken following the No vote.

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Packed full of information, this book offers a unique and indispensable insight into the origins and operations of IS. Atwan, a well-known Arab journalist and expert on extremist groups, had exclusive access to militants close to IS and his findings are based on interviews with jihadists who were in the same cell as Baghdadi.

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Israeli American journalist Schalit distinguishes between the Israel he knows and the image of it in the minds of Americans.

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A thought-provoking analysis of the attacks on civil liberties following the terrorist attacks on September 11 features essays by Cornel West, Michael Moore, Patti Smith, Tom Hayden, Matt Groening, Robert Scheer, Maxine Waters, Jerrold Nadler, and many others dealing with a wide range of related is

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J.R. Jones was a philosophical writer in English, a leader in the fight to sustain Welsh language and culture, and a troubler of theological waters. This biography explores the connections between his preoccupations with the identity of self, of a nation and of God.

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The first book-length account in English of Jacob Talmon and his work on humanism, the university and society, and the ideal role of professors and scientists. -- .

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Stories of prisoners who learn law to represent and sometimes win freedom for fellow prisoners

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As the recent U.S. presidential campaign revealed, the Vietnam war remains a political lightning rod. In the 1980s, even as a Gallup poll listed Fonda as one of the most admired women in the country, the conservatives dubbed her "Hanoi Jane" a traitourous figure to be reviled for her highly publicised trip to North Vietnam in 1972.

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An inspiring look at the politics of a generation through the words of one of the most iconic female activists - Jane Fonda.

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Talks about current affairs/political science.

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In Jeremy Corbyn and the Strange Rebirth of Labour England, Francis Beckett and Mark Seddon offer an alternative and refreshing take on the sad fate of Labour England over the past four decades.

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An incisive and optimistic analysis of the re-emergence of a socialist Labour Party by two journalists, longstanding Labour activists. A narrative that neatly sidesteps the current media obsession, seeking to explain what this process of rebirth could mean for British politics.

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Jerusalem Calling marks the emergence of a new breed of public intellectual.

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The former governor of Minnesota exposes the truth behind this abundant natural resourceand makes a compelling case as to why it should be legalized.

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In 1987, the premier of Queensland, Joh Bjelke-Petersen, launched an audacious bid to enter federal politics. But what really happened behind the scenes Unfolding like a political thriller, Joh for Canberra: The Inside Story reveals for the first time the details of the campaign that rocked Australian federal politics.

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'John Rawls: Towards a Just World Order' is a concise and detailed analysis of one of the foremost political philosophers of our time that demonstrates the importance of Rawls's work for contemporary debates regarding international relations, world politics and human rights.