Political Science

Neuropolitics Thinking, Culture, Speed William E. Connolly 2002 Fall

A surprising exploration of connections between culture, neuroscience, and our experience of time.

Globalizing AIDS Cindy Patton 2002 Spring

A long-awaited look at responses to the AIDS epidemic in relation to globalization

Being Political Genealogies of Citizenship Engin F. Isin 2001 Fall

A provocative counterhistory-and a bold new approach-to notions of citizenship.

Civilization and Violence Regimes of Representation in Nineteenth-Century Colombia Maria Cristina Rojas 2001 Fall

Offers a new way of understanding the relationship between violence and the formation of foundational myths.

For Moral Ambiguity National Culture and the Politics of the Family Michael J. Shapiro 2001 Fall

A hard-hitting contribution to public debates over "family values" that offers an innovative approach to theorizing politics.

Everybody Knows Cynicism in America William Chaloupka 2001 Fall

A witty take on what’s wrong--and right--with cynicism today, now in paperback!

Identities, Borders, Orders Rethinking International Relations Theory Mathias Albert, David Jacobson and Yosef Lapid, Editors 2001 Spring

An interdisciplinary exploration of the role of sovereignty, national identity, and borders in international politics.

Condensing the Cold War Reader’s Digest and American Identity Joanne P. Sharp 2000 Fall

Examines the ways this hugely popular magazine shaped American public opinion about the Cold War.

Negotiating Postmodernism Wayne Gabardi 2000 Fall

A comprehensive and interdisciplinary overview of this essential debate.

The Question of Nationalities and Social Democracy Otto Bauer Ephraim J. Nimni, Editor 2000 Spring

The first complete English translation of a classic work on nationalism.

Regions That Work How Cities and Suburbs Can Grow Together Manuel Pastor Jr., Peter Dreier, J. Eugene Grigsby III and Marta López-Garza 2000 Fall

"A remarkable and timely book. . . . Must reading." William Julius Wilson

Vocations of Political Theory Jason A. Frank and John Tambornino, Editors 2000 Fall

Eminent and emerging thinkers seek to bridge the gap between political thought and political action.

The End of the Nation-State Jean-Marie Guéhenno 2000 Fall

An incisive look at the information age’s effect on national boundaries.

Why I Am Not a Secularist William E. Connolly 2000 Fall

Challenges the limitations of traditional secularism.

Managing Displacement Refugees and the Politics of Humanitarianism Jennifer Hyndman 2000 Spring

An insider’s analysis of worldwide refugee operations.

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