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The European Union: How Does It Work? (The New European Union Series) |
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Book Description
This short introductory text de-mystifies the European Union's structures and operation. Blending scholarly expertise and practitioners' experience, the authors introduce and analyse the EU's key actors, processes and developments. The book's overall aim is to provide an accessible, lively introduction to how the EU works and why it matters. ... >> |
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Law without Nations? : Why Constitutional Government Requires Sovereign States |
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Review
This timely book is a fine consideration of the principal conceptions of the new world order. Among its many virtues are that it etches clearly the content of both the pragmatic, unilateralist vision of the United States and the utopian and multilateralist vision of Europe. It then traces this conflict to fundamental differences in political philosophy and historical experience. A richly textured account, Law without Nations? is likely to have a broad audience of polit... >> |
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An Insider's Guide to the UN |
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From Publishers Weekly
The United Nations is often viewed primarily as the world's premier peacekeeping force. But as Fasulo, U.N. correspondent for NBC News, MSNBC and NPR, asserts, the U.N. has an ever-increasing number of responsibilities and roles in our continually changing world. In light of this, she has written a comprehensive overview of this organization and has provided a detailed analysis of the U.N.'s myriad faces; she covers "Keeping Tabs on How Nations Vote," "Nuclear... >> |
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