The Real War is a global political and strategic analysis written by former US President Richard Nixon. In it, Nixon outlines his views on the geopolitical threats facing the United States during the Cold War, particularly the ideological and military rivalry with the Soviet Union. He emphasizes the need for a firm foreign policy, strengthened national defense, and realistic diplomacy to mainta…
P. Olisanwuché Esedebe's book, Pan-Africanism: The Idea and Movement, 1776–1963, examines the history of the Pan-Africanist idea and movement from the 18th century to the mid-20th century. The author traces the development of Pan-African thought, key figures, Pan-African organizations, and the political and social dynamics underlying the struggle for African unity and the African diaspora. T…
India, Indonesia, and the New Cold War, edited by K. Subrahmanyam, examines the dynamics of Asian politics and security during the early days of the “New Cold War” in the 1980s. It examines the strategic positions of India and Indonesia in the global arena, particularly in relation to foreign policy, regional security, and the relationship between the two countries in the face of tensions b…
Eze Ogueri II's book, African Nationalism and Military Ascendancy," examines the development of African nationalism and the role of the military in the political dynamics of African countries after independence. The author explores the relationship between nationalist movements, political leadership, and the increasing dominance of the military in various African countries, particularly during …
Ali A. Mazrui and Michael Tidy's book, Nationalism and New States in Africa," examines the development of African nationalism from approximately 1935 to the modern era. The authors outline the historical background of colonialism, the rise of nationalist movements, the struggle for independence, and the political dynamics of new states after independence. The book provides an in-depth analysis …
Paul Jabber's Not by War Alone examines the dynamics of security and arms control in the Middle East in the post-World War II era. Through analysis of politics, military strategy, and international relations, Jabber highlights how regional conflicts are influenced not only by military power, but also by diplomatic efforts, security agreements, and arms control mechanisms. The book describes the…
New States in the Modern World," edited by Martin Kilson, is a collection of essays and lectures on the development of new states that emerged in the 20th century, primarily in Africa. Contributors discuss the political dynamics, governance challenges, national development, international relations, and ideological issues facing postcolonial states. This work provides an in-depth academic perspe…
This book analyzes the relationship between the United States and the Palestinian people in the context of Middle Eastern politics. Mohammed K. Shadid examines changes in American foreign policy over time, the influence of political lobbies, and the dynamics of US relations with Arab states and Israel. Using historical data, diplomatic policy, and political analysis, the book reveals how the Pa…
Edmond Jouve's book, L’Organisation de l’Unité Africaine, examines the history, structure, objectives, and political dynamics of the Organization of African Unity (OAU), a regional institution established in 1963 to promote unity, solidarity, and liberation among African nations. Jouve examines the OAU's role in conflict resolution, interstate relations, anti-colonial struggles, and its co…
This book examines the relationship between Palestine and the United Nations (UN), and how the Palestinian issue has evolved in international forums from the mandate period to the modern era. Hazem Zaki Nuseibeh outlines various UN resolutions, the positions of member states, the dynamics of diplomacy, and international efforts to find a solution to the Palestine–Israel conflict. The book pro…