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Between Threats
and War
U.S. Discrete Military
Operations in the
Post-Cold War World
Micah Zenko
“Zenko’s analysis of the limited
use of force is brilliant and
timely. He breaks new ground
in moving beyond Cold War
thinking to assess the efficacy
of specific military measures in
a unipolar environment. This
work is a major step in sharpen-
ing the application of US mili-
tary force to achieve political
aims abroad. A ‘must-read’ for
anyone—military or civilian—
who wants to participate in or
understand US national secu-
rity decision-making.”
—Gen. Wesley Clark,
U.S. Army (ret.), former Supreme Allied
Commander Europe
“Between Threats and War is
one of those rare but valu-
able works that uses rigorous
scholarship to illuminate the
dynamics of security decisions.
Both theorists and security
practitioners will find it chal-
lenging and useful.”
—Steven Metz,
U.S. Army War College Strategic
Studies Institute
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Dark Logic
Transnational
Criminal Tactics
and Global Security
Robert Mandel
Since the end of the Cold
War, transnational non-
state forces have been a
major source of global
instability, with many
ominous and disruptive
flows of people, goods,
and services moving
readily across international boundaries. The threat
posed by transnational organized crime ultimately 3
undermines the total security of countries—including
the economic, cultural, and political dimensions—
and now presents an international security challenge
of staggering proportions.
Dark Logic examines in depth when and how trans-
national organized crime is likely to use corruption
and violence to achieve its ends, and when and how
these criminal activities most affect individual and
state security.
“Dr. Mandel’s works are usually ahead of their time, and this
is no exception. He was the first to identify ‘transnational,
non-state actors’ as the ‘future’ most pressing threats to the
US. In Dark Logic he correctly advances the logic that criminal
cartels—not just terrorist organizations—are a threat to the
US, the West, and international order.”
—BG (RET) Russell D. Howard
“This book provides a highly compelling analysis of the ways in
which transnational organized crime and illicit markets threaten
human, national, and international security. By asking funda-
mental questions and answering them in a systematic and
incisive fashion, Mandel makes a unique and important contri-
bution to both the understanding of organized crime and the
nature of the challenges to security in the twenty-first century.”
—Phil Williams, Wesley W. Posvar Professor of International Security and
Director, Matthew B. Ridgway Center, University of Pittsburgh
272 pp., 7 tables, 42 figures, 2010
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National Security
 Power in
4 Uncertain Times
Strategy in the Fog
of Peace
Emily O. Goldman
Today, all states face a rapidly
shifting international security
landscape, from ethnic and
religious extremism to WMD
proliferation and newly em-
powered non-state actors. The
challenge is not just to manage
the uncertainty in the system,
but also to prevail in spite of it.
This book examines strategic
choices in uncertain times and
analyzes how different strategies
position states to manage risk
and prevail despite uncertainty.
It investigates how political and
military leaders have responded
to uncertain strategic and tech-
nological environments, and as-
sess the consequences of those
strategies for their state’s power
and influence.
“Emily Goldman’s study of grand
strategy will help both scholars
and practitioners navigate the
rocks and shoals as we sail
through the fog of peace.”
—Thomas G. Mahnken,
Professor of Strategy, U.S. Naval
War College
272 pp., 22 tables, 2 figures, 2010
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National Security
Securing Freedom Ungoverned
in the Global Spaces
Commons Alternatives to State
Scott Jasper Authority in an Era of
“Scott Jasper and his team have
Softened Sovereignty
assembled the first comprehen- Edited by Anne L.
sive description of the multidi- Clunan and Harold A.
mensional task of securing the Trinkunas
global commons and the critical
role our defense forces will play. “This is an excellent work, practi-
A must read for serious analysts cally extraordinary. It opens a
and educators in the national new subject for courses, gnaws
security field.” at the assumptions of IR theory,
—Stuart E. Johnson, and throws a spotlight on
Senior Research Analyst, RAND crucial policy areas. It poses
Corporation new demands for a reconcep-
“This is the first book-length tualization of theory, is adven-
examination of the stark implica- turesomely interdisciplinary,
tions of current and future chal- unbound by usual conventions,
lenges to America’s reach and in- and breaks down the walls be-
fluence in the global commons. tween established disciplinary
Its breadth is matched only by approaches.”
its high degree of scholarship —I. William Zartman,
Professor Emeritus, The Paul H. Nitze
and its relevance. Highly recom- School of Advanced International
mended to policy makers and Studies, Johns Hopkins University
students of national security and 328 pp., 9 tables, 2010
international relations.”
—Frank Hoffman,
U.S. National Analyst, Author of
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From Preponderance to Partnership,
Balance Sheet
American Maritime Power in the
21st Century and The Contested
Maritime Commons
The Iraq War and U.S.
320 pp., 2 tables, 14 figures, 2 illustrations, 2010
National Security
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Peter J. Dombrowski
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On Flexibility
Recovery from
Technological and
Doctrinal Surprise
on the Battlefield
Meir Finkel
This book addresses one of
the basic questions in military
studies: How can armies cope
effectively with technological
and doctrinal surprises—ones
that leave them vulnerable to
new weapons systems and/or
combat doctrines?
Based on historical case
analysis of successful “under-
fire” recovery and failure to
recover, Meir Finkel identifies
the variables that have deter-
mined these outcomes, and he
presents an innovative method
for military force planning that
will enables armies to deal with
the uncertainties of future wars
“in real time.”
“This is an outstanding work. In-
culcating adaptability, flexibility,
and responsiveness to surprise
is the chief preoccupation of
the major armies of the world.”
—David Betz,
Department of War Studies,
King’s College London
336 pp., 4 tables, 2 figures, 2011
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Innovation,
Transformation,
and War
Counterinsurgency
Operations in Anbar
and Ninewa Provinces,
Iraq, 2005–2007
James A. Russell
Through 2004 and 2005,
accounts from return-
ing veterans presaged an
unfolding strategic debacle
in Iraq—potentially made
worse by U.S. tactics being focused on extending con-
ventionally oriented military operations rather than on 5
adapting to the insurgency.
Between 2005 and 2007, however, a sea change took
place, with some U.S. units integrating counterinsur-
gency tactics and full-spectrum operations to great
effect. Author James Russell, outlines how this change
was spearheaded by the innovative actions of brigade
and company commanders in Anbar and Ninewah
—evidenced most notably in the turning of tribal lead-
ers against Al Qaeda. In Innovation, Transformation,
and War, he goes behind the headlines to reveal how a
group of Army and Marine Corps units successfully in-
novated in an unprecedented way: from the bottom up
as well as from the top down. In the process they trans-
formed themselves from organizations structured and
trained for conventional military operations into ones
with a unique array of capabilities for a full spectrum of
combat operations.
James Russell describes in intimate detail an important part of
the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division's success-
ful campaign to retake Ramadi from the insurgents in 2006
and 2007. Anyone interested in how some creative Soldiers
and junior leaders can change the course of a battle, an opera-
tion, and a war, needs to read this book.”
—Brigadier General Sean MacFarland,
U.S. Army, Former Commander of the1/1 Brigade Combat Team in Ramadi,
2006-2007
288 pp., 2010
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 Transforming
6 Command
The Pursuit of
Mission Command
in the U.S., British,
and Israeli Armies
Eitan Shamir
This book examines in depth
the experiences of the U.S.,
Israeli, and British Armies in
implementing mission com-
mand, and reveals the key
factors that have determined
the success or failure of the
implementation—factors such
as the Revolution in Military
Affairs (RMA), the spread of
low-intensity conflicts and
operations other than war, and
differences in how military
cultures interpret, articulate,
and exercise the command
function. It has significant im-
plications for both the develop-
ment of military doctrine and
the training and education of
tomorrow’s military leaders.
“This authoritative study should
be required reading for all
NATO officers.”
—Colonel (ret) Douglas Macgregor,
author of Transformation
Under Fire: Revolutionizing
How America Fights
288 pp., 2011
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Victory for Hire A Transformation
Private Security Gap?
Companies’ Impact American
on Military Innovations and
Effectiveness European Military
Molly Dunigan Change
At peak utilization, private Edited by Terry Terriff,
security contractors (PSCs) Frans Osinga, and
constituted a larger occupying Theo Farrell
force in Iraq and Afghanistan
“This is a must-read for politi-
than did U.S. troops. Yet, no
cians, military officers, and
book has so far assessed the
journalists on both sides of the
impact of private security com-
Atlantic. This book explains and
panies on military effectiveness.
analyzes ‘transformation’ and its
Filling that gap, Molly Dunigan
progress in NATO through six
reveals how the increasing
national case studies. It contains
tendency to outsource mis-
important insights for scholars,
sions to PSCs has significant
practitioners, and publics.”
ramifications for both tactical
—Grant T. Hammond,
and long-term strategic mili-
Dean, NATO Defense College
tary effectiveness—and for the
272 pp., 6 tables, 8 figures, 2010
likelihood that the democra-
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victorious in warfare, both over
the short- and long-term.
Military Reform
“Victory for Hire provides an An Uneven History
invaluable look into both the and an Uncertain
pernicious effects and the
operational advantages that
Future
private security forces provide Winslow T. Wheeler
governments.” and Lawrence J. Korb
—Allan C. Stam, Praeger
Professor of Political Science, University
256 pp., 2009
of Michigan
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 Getting to Zero
The Path to Nuclear
Disarmament
Catherine M. Kelleher
and Judith Reppy
This book takes on the
much-debated nuclear
zero objectives—exploring
the serious policy ques-
tions around them and
delineating the best practi-
cal steps for the nuclear
nations to take to achieve
The Culture them. It raises the urgent questions that need to be ad-
of Military dressed and proposes some of the answers that need to 7
Innovation be sought in the years ahead by world leaders, politi-
The Impact of cians, NGOs, and scholars.
Cultural Factors
on the Revolution Beginning with the history of the nuclear zero move-
in Military Affairs ment, Getting to Zero documents the successes and
in Russia, the US, failures of six decades of attempts to control nuclear
and Israel weapons proliferation, lays out the past decisions of the
Dima Adamsky major nuclear states that form the context for the cur-
“This book is a focused, disci-
rent initiatives, and analyses the policies of the regional
plined, and brilliant effort to powers—both nuclear and “potentially nuclear”—that
use the concept of strategic will frame the prospects for getting to nuclear zero.
culture to explain how three
countries proceeded in very “This valuable book extends the important conversation on
different ways to develop new getting to zero nuclear weapons by asking hard questions
ways of warfare based on infor- about how to accommodate the desires and preferences of
mation technology.” the global community while making progress toward that
—Stephen Peter Rosen, goal. These essays will well reward the reader.”
Professor of National Security and
Military Affairs, Harvard University —Richard Garwin, IBM Fellow Emeritus, Thomas J. Watson Research Center

248 pp., 2010 “If the skepticism about ‘global zero’ total nuclear disarma-
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of solid international scholars and subtle reasoning that
America’s Defense might do the trick.”
—George Quester, Professor Emeritus, University of Maryland
Meltdown
Pentagon Reform for “The authors display a depth of knowledge about the rou-
tines and internal logics of government programs in Russia,
President Obama and the United States, and Europe that is unusual in discussions
the New Congress of national security policy.“
Edited by Winslow T. —Kennette Benedict, Executive Director, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Wheeler
432 pp., 6 tables, 3 figures, 1 map, 2011
272 pp., 2009
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WMD | Proliferation
 The Tradition
of Non-Use of
Nuclear Weapons
T.V. Paul
336 pp., 2009
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Preventing
Catastrophe
The Use and Misuse
of Intelligence in
Efforts to Halt the
Proliferation of
Forecasting Nuclear Proliferation Weapons of Mass
8 in the 21st Century Destruction
Edited by William C. Potter with Thomas Graham Jr.
Gaukhar Mukhatzhanova and Keith A. Hansen
Volume 1 Volume 2
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comprehensive and up-to-
date collection of theoretical
perspectives regarding the
sources of and propensity for
nuclear proliferation. The au-
thors probe the broader ques-
tions of why states pursue or
abstain from nuclear weapons,
as well as finer methodologi-
cal issues involving concept
definition and development,
hypothesis testing, and gener-
alization of findings.
“This strong volume offers a di-
verse theoretical analysis of the
proliferation literature—bring-
ing together the most recent
research on nuclear spread,
and providing interesting
policy-relevant ideas. Analysts,
policy-makers, and students
will find this volume insightful
and useful.”
—T.V. Paul,
James McGill Professor of International
Relations, McGill University
312 pp., 26 tables, 10 figures, 1 map, 2010
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This volume provides the most
comprehensive and authorita- Than Sorry
tive projections of nuclear pro- The Ironies of Living
liferation over the next decade with the Bomb
and offers a range of practical
nonproliferation measures. Michael Krepon
e
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ing the propensity of selected
states from different regions of Confronting
the world to “go nuclear,” the the Bomb
sources of national decisions to
do so, and the potential for one A Short History of
state’s proliferation behavior to the World Nuclear
impact on that of other states. Disarmament
“This volume contains 12 case
Movement
studies and offers many in- Lawrence S. Wittner
sights into the decision-making Stanford Nuclear Age Series
processes in the countries 272 pp., 2009
studied. It will be invaluable to
those interested in proliferation
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analysis, and to students and
researchers.”
—T.V. Paul,
James McGill Professor of International
Relations, McGill University
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Hyperconflict
Globalization
and Insecurity
James H. Mittelman
“Probing beneath conflicts of
the day, Hyperconflict brings to
light the deep drivers of war and
peace in the twenty-first century.
It offers a fresh interpretation and
findings. Professor Mittelman’s
study is bound to contribute to
the work of peacemakers and
analysts alike. I warmly commend
this book.”
—Martti Ahtisaari,
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate of 2008 and
former President of Finland
“Mittelman brilliantly and pre-
sciently provides us with the first
comprehensive mapping of this
twenty-first century terrain of
insecurity, the touchstone of his
heroic effort to depict the wider
implications of neoliberal global-
ization for the future of humanity.
Mittelman not only helps us to
see the world as it is but shows us
how we should think about the
future in order to overcome inse-
curity and to ground hope. This is
a great achievement, warranting
our attention and reflection, and
eventually our gratitude.”
—Richard Falk,
Professor Emeritus of International Law,
Princeton University
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Proxy Warriors
The Rise and Fall
of State-Sponsored
Militias
Ariel I. Ahram
In this book, Ariel Ahram
offers a new perspective
on a growing threat to
international and human
security—the reliance of
‘weak states’ on quasi-offi-
cial militias, paramilitaries,
and warlords.
Tracing the history of several “high profile” paramili- 9
tary organizations, including Indonesia’s various militia
factions, Iraq’s tribal awakening, and Iran’s Revolution-
ary Guard and Basij corps, the book shows why and
how states co-opt these groups, turning former rebels
into state-sponsored militias. Building on an historical
and comparative empirical approach that emphasizes
decolonization, revolution, and international threat,
the author offers a new set of policy prescriptions for
addressing this escalating international crisis—with
particular attention to strategies for mitigating the im-
pact of this devolution of violence on the internal and
international stability of states.
“Proxy Warriors offers a timely, insightful, and often contrarian
look at how leaders in developing states use militias, gangs,
and other substate actors. Ahram offers important findings
that explain states' different approaches and provides fresh
policy prescriptions for the international community to man-
age, or at times live with, this difficult problem.”
—Daniel Byman, Professor, Security Studies Program, Georgetown University
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One Alliance,
Two Lenses
10 U.S.-Korea Relations
in a New Era
Gi-Wook Shin
One Alliance, Two Lenses
examines U.S.-Korea relations
in a short but dramatic period
(1992–2003) that witnessed
the end of the Cold War, South
Korea’s full democratization,
inter-Korean engagement, two
nuclear crises, and the start of
the U.S. war on terror. These
events have led to a new era of
challenges and opportunities
for U.S.-South Korea (ROK)
relations.
“In a major contribution to the
scholarship on the U.S.-Korea
relationship, Shin unearths a
fundamental mismatch in the
ways Koreans and Americans
see their relationship. Under-
standing the mismatch, would
help us better grasp, and
hopefully improve, a relation-
ship that remains vital to the
region’s peace and prosperity.”
—J.J. Suh,
Johns Hopkins University,
author of Power, Interest and Identity
in Military Alliances
Studies of the Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific
Research Center
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The Anglosphere
A Genealogy of a
Racialized Identity
in International
Relations
Srdjan Vucetic
The Anglosphere refers to a
community of English-speak-
ing states, nations, and societies
centered on Australia, Canada,
New Zealand, the United King-
dom, and the United States,
which has profoundly influ-
enced the direction of world
history and fascinated count-
less observers.
“Brings the study of inter-
national relations into the
twenty-first century, paradoxi-
cally, by returning to the past.
Vucetic analyzes the now of-
ficially forgotten racial-in-origin
identification of Anglo-Saxon
peoples and shows how it still
matters in the close alignment
of policies among the US, Great
Britain, Canada, Australia, and
New Zealand. He wants us all
to think harder about racializa-
tion as a force in world politics.”
—Robert Vitalis,
University of Pennsylvania
272 pp., 2011
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for International Development and
Conflict Management, University of
Maryland, and Editor, The Journal of
Conflict Resolution
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Domestic Coalition
Shifts, War
Termination and
the Korean War
Elizabeth A. Stanley
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 Rethinking
12 Japanese Public
Opinion and
Security
From Pacifism
to Realism?
Paul Midford
Paul Midford engages claims
that since 9/11 Japanese pub-
lic opinion has turned sharply
away from pacifism and toward
supporting normalization of Ja-
pan’s military power. He argues
that Japanese public opinion
has never embraced pacifism. It
has, instead, contained signifi-
cant elements of realism, in that
it has acknowledged the utility
of military power for defending
national territory and indepen-
dence, but has seen offensive
military power as ineffective for
promoting other goals. On this
basis, says Midford, we should
re-conceptualize Japanese pub-
lic opinion as attitudinal defen-
sive realism.
“A ground breaking study of
Japanese foreign and security
policy making.”
—Thomas U. Berger,
Department of International Relations,
Boston University
Studies in Asian Security, East-West Center
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Asian Security
The Making of
Northeast Asia
Kent Calder and Min Ye
Northeast Asia is plagued by
security problems of global
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and missile proliferation. Yet the
region has continued to be the
most rapidly growing on earth
for over five decades—and it is
emerging as an identifiable eco-
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region in its own right. As the
locus of both economic growth
and political-military uncer-
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to the Northeast, a need has
developed for a book that fo-
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for Northeast Asian cooperation
within the context of both Asia
and the Asia-Pacific regional
relationship. This book does
exactly that, while also offering
a more general theory for Asian
institution building.
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available institutionalist and
constructivist scholarship on
Asian regionalism.”
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China’s Military
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Building for Regional
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Richard D. Fisher
Until now, no single volume
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geo-strategy, or detailed how
China is transforming its mili-
tary to carry out this strategy.
This book examines the current
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that strategic evolution, in or-
der to facilitate an understand-
ing of the military-strategic
basis for, and future trajectory
of, a rising China.
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future strategic objectives.”
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U.S. Navy (ret.), Former commander-in-
chief of the U.S. Pacific Fleet
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U.S.-China Economic and Security
Review Commission
Praeger
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in Aceh, Indonesia Ann Kent
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Politics, Identity, and
—William R. Thompson,
the Evolution of
Donald A. Rogers Professor of Political Security Practice
Science, Indiana University
Andrew L. Oros
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 Localising Power in Becoming Asia In Defense
14 Post-Authoritarian Continuity in of Japan
Change and
Indonesia From the Market
A Southeast Asia Asian International to the Military in
Perspective Relations Since Space Policy
World War II Saadia M. Pekkanen and
Vedi R. Hadiz
Alice Lyman Miller Paul Kallender-Umezu
Using the case of Indonesia, and and Richard Wich
comparing it with Thailand and In Defense of Japan provides the
the Philippines, Hadiz seeks to This work fills a gap by provid- first complete, up-to-date, Eng-
understand the seeming puzzle ing a comprehensive, systemic lish-language account of the
of how local predatory systems account of Asian affairs, in- history, politics, and policy of
of power remain resilient in cluding South and Central Japan’s strategic space develop-
the face of international and Asia along with East Asia. It ment. This book shows how the
domestic pressures. Forcefully explains how Asia, hardly more sum total of market-to-military
persuasive and characteristi- than a geographic expression moves across space launch ve-
cally passionate, Hadiz chal- at the end of World War II, hicles, satellites and spacecraft,
lenges readers while arguing became the vibrant, assertive and emerging related technolo-
convincingly that local power region that it is today. gies, already mark Japan as an
and politics still matter greatly advanced military space power.
“This elegant synthesis of the
in our globalized world.
major events and their inter- “What makes this book so useful
“A path-breaking book— actions in the extraordinarily and impressive is that it draws
theoretically-informed, care- complex international politics together extensive coverage
fully researched, and strongly of Asia after WWII is an impor- of developments in Japan’s
comparative. It shows Hadiz’s tant contribution. Tailor made space industry—both from the
remarkable efforts to draw on for advanced courses on the government and the corporate
literatures that span Southeast history of Asian international side—with a broad treatment
Asia and beyond. Sure to be relations, its readability and of government reform and
widely read, it will stimulate narrative structure also offer Japan’s evolving security policy.
debate and become a standard the general reader access to In addition, it provides the most
source for years to come.” a historical perspective on a sustained argument I am aware
—Kevin Hewison, region that is transforming the of on the role of corporations in
University of North Carolina world today.” Japan’s security policymaking.”
at Chapel Hill
—Carla Freeman, —Andrew L. Oros,
Contemporary Issues in Asia and the Pacific, East- Johns Hopkins School of Associate Professor of Political Science
West Center Advanced International Studies and International Studies,
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The Cold War A Distant Front in Stalin and Togliatti

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1945–1991 The USSR in West of the Cold War
Edited by Tsuyoshi Africa and the Congo, Elena Agarossi and
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“There is, clearly, a real need for Sergey Mazov “The book has a sense of history
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well as international/diplomatic and controversial policies.”
it covers a very important ‘blank
historians more broadly and —Carl Levy,
spot of history’.” Department of Politics,
area specialists and comparativ- —Dr. Svetlana Savranskaya, University of London
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