China’s peaceful rise Gil Young - Editor

China’s peaceful rise Gil Young - EditorCan China peacefully attain great power status in the twenty first century? Adopting a constructivist approach, the book argues that China's prospects for achieving great power status peacefully depend more on Chinese and international perceptions of China's rise development than on concrete measures of power or economic benefits, because power considerations and economic self interest reflect shifting perceptions that have their roots in factors,

yet pertinent

Set in Ancient Rome

This book is designed as an academic monograph but is intended for a general audience

and Egyptology

This book traces the history of post-war France by tracking the Comité Régional d'Action Viticole (CRAV)

An analysis of the experience and governance of unemployment

as well as photographs and critical essays

From Terror on the Underground to Thames Tales to Richard Curtis's affectionate portrayal of the city in Love Actually

Two of John Lyly's most engaging plays

John Ford's tragedy

‘Iron Lazar’ provides an insight into the political and personal relations of the Stalin group

showing that his work was sensitive to the events of his time