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Welfare Norman P. Barry 1998 Fall

A look at the most controversial concept in social theory.

Oh, Say, Can You See The Semiotics of the Military in Hawai’i Kathy E. Ferguson and Phyllis Turnbull 1998 Fall

Considers what the military presence in Hawai’i tells us about colonialism, gender, race, and class.

Perry Anderson The Merciless Laboratory of History 1998 Fall

A penetrating guide to the thought and career of this foundational figure.

Uses of the Other “The East” in European Identity Formation Iver B. Neumann 1998 Fall

Examines identity politics in the context of international relations.

National Deconstruction Violence, Identity, and Justice in Bosnia David Campbell 1998 Fall

What our response to the Bosnian crisis can tell us about multiculturalism in the United States and beyond.

Writing Security United States Foreign Policy and the Politics of Identity David Campbell 1998 Fall

A newly revised edition of this bold and important work.

Ecologism Mark J. Smith 1998 Fall

Looks at environmental thought as an aspect of social theory.

The Work of Cities Susan E. Clarke and Gary L. Gaile 1998 Spring

Examines the new role of cities in a global economy.

Policy H.K. Colebatch 1998 Spring

Examines how policy is created and how it is used.

Reflections of a Would-Be Anarchist Ideals and Institutions of Liberalism Richard E. Flathman 1998 Spring

A superbly original version of liberalism by a major figure in political theory.

Hannah Arendt An Introduction John McGowan 1998 Spring

An informative and lively book about one of the foremost political thinkers of our time.

Ecocritique Contesting the Politics of Nature, Economy, and Culture Timothy W. Luke 1997 Fall

A critical analysis of environmental organizations and discourses.

Critical Security Studies Concepts and Cases Keith Krause and Michael C. Williams, Editors 1997 Spring

Brings together a diverse new group of analysts seeking to explore issues of international relations and contribute to the development of a self-consciously critical perspective within security studies. “This is an exceptionally strong set of essays, with a first-rate introduction that discusses what critical security studies means, and a really provocative conclusion that ties together the book’s main themes in exemplary fashion. This is a pathbreaking book!” --Steve Smith, University of Wales, Aberyswyth Contributors: Amitav Acharya, Mohammed Ayoob, Ken Booth, Beverly Crawford, Simon Dalby, Karin M. Fierke, Bradley S. Klein, Ronnie D. Lipschutz, David Mutimer, Thomas Risse-Kappen, Peter Vale, and R. B. J. Walker.