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Barrett/Beckman Barrett/BeckmanPaperback
Linnér/Wibeck Linnér/WibeckPaperback
Thompson ThompsonPaperback
Shambaugh ShambaughPaperback
Karch/Rose Karch/RosePaperback
Boswell/Corbett/Rhodes Boswell/Corbett/RhodesPaperback
Krotoszynski, Jr. Krotoszynski, Jr.Paperback
Newell NewellPaperback
Kamrava KamravaPaperback
Robins RobinsPaperback
Kellstedt/Whitten Kellstedt/WhittenPaperback
Ramet/Hassenstab Ramet/HassenstabPaperback
Rahman/Russon Gilman Rahman/Russon GilmanPaperback
Cribb CribbPaperback
Piscatori/Saikal Piscatori/SaikalPaperback
Hirano/Snyder, Jr Hirano/Snyder, JrPaperback
This series publishes comparative research that seeks to explain important cross-national domestic political phenomena. The series is based on a broad…
The Cambridge Studies in Comparative Public Policy series was established to promote and disseminate comparative research in public policy. The objective…
The books in this series discuss the emergence of intellectual traditions and related new disciplines. The procedures, aims and vocabularies that were…
At a fraught moment for democracies worldwide, this series brings together renowned scholars to probe the sources of current apprehensions about democracy…
This series will features monographs incorporating innovative social science research on contemporary South Asia. The emphasis will be on understanding…
Cambridge Studies in Contentious Politics breaks apart the narrow disciplinary and subfield boundaries that have fragmented the study of both traditional…
Cambridge Studies in International Relations is a joint initiative of Cambridge University Press and the British International Studies Association (BISA).…
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In both academia and the media, a well-known perception is that Christianity essentially embraces religion-state separation whereas Islam essentially rejects it. Defenders of this perception provide some textual evidences. To show religion-state separatio…
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Many health professionals understand that there are myriad and horrific immediate health consequences of the blast and thermal effects of nuclear bombs as well as predicted long-term effects such as “nuclear winter” (Erwin, et. al, 1962; Solom…
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