China, Japan and regional leadership in East Asia

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The Terrorist Perspectives Project strategic and operational views of Al Qaida and associated movements by Stout ,Mark 1964-

Eye, retina, and visual system of the mouse

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The two worlds of nineteenth century international relations the bifurcated century

The Routledge handbook of war and society Iraq and Afghanistan

Table of Contents: “…The war back home : the social construction of war, its heroes, and its enemies -- Globalization and the invasion of Iraq : state power and the enforcement of neoliberalization / Daniel Egan -- The Pakistan and Afghan crisis / Riaz Ahmed Shaikh -- Mass media as risk-management in the "War on Terror" / Christopher M. …”

Routledege handbook of Japanese culture and society

Table of Contents: “…Showa-Era Japan and Beyond : From Imperial Japan to Japan Inc. / Peter Duus -- Four Cultures of Japanese Politics / David Leheny -- The Cultures and Politics of Language in Japan Today / Nanette Gottlieb -- Japanese Education and Education Reform / Roger Goodman -- Religion in Contemporary Japanese Lives / Mark R. …”

Re-mapping the Americas trends in region-making by Knight, W. Andy, Castro Rea, Julián, Ghany, Hamid A.

The Ashgate research companion to modern warfare

Table of Contents: “…Memories of war in the Balkans / Patrick Finney -- Cinema and the Cold War : an international perspective / Tony Shaw -- Music as an inspiration for combat among American soldiers in Iraq / Jonathan Pieslak -- Media war and media management / Stephen Badsey -- From psychological warfare to information operations and back again / Philip M. Taylor -- Small wars and telecommunication / Thomas Rid.…”

Propaganda, power and persuasion from World War I to Wikileaks