摆在读者面前的《战术基础理论》丛书，包括以下四种图书：《战术史纲要》、《战术的哲学基础》、《合同战斗发展史》、《中国战术史》。这部丛书反映了中国改革开放以来，中国军事学术界对战术学基础理论的探研成果。战术学是军事科学中最基础、最重要的分支学科之一，它研究的对象是战斗的本质及其规律。战术用通俗的话说是交战双方最直接的战斗方法，具有非常明显的实践性与操作性。而这四种书分别从史的角度与哲学的角度对战术学进行了深入研究，拓展了这一分支学科的研究广度与深度，从而大大提升了这一分支学科的理论含量与学科化程度，是有

本书共有300多种各型战机的精要介绍，尤其注重其研发历史和作战史，配有战机三视图，及其动力、武器和性能等各种技术数据，还有各型衍生和改进型号的介绍，是战机百科图书类别里极具特点的图书。作为战机深度鉴赏类百科，全书内容丰富，编辑角度独特，值得军迷和专业人士收藏，也是案头重要的参考书。

《政党学研究丛书：政党和政党制度比较研究》讲述了政党是近代政治的产物。人类社会进入近代以后，政党政治便逐渐成为近代政治体系的主流。政党是作为封建专制君主的对立物，伴随着民主的潮流而出现的。从政治体系而言，政党的出现是由于民主政治发展的需要。现代政治与传统政治的一个重要区别在于政党的出现和政党政治的发展，如果马基雅弗里时代政治舞台的主角是君主，那么当今世界各国政治舞台的主角是政党。从18世纪政党在英国议会出现以来，世界上许多国家的发展都是在各种各样的政党直接或间接指导下展开的。在人类社会跨入21世纪的当今世界，政党的存在几乎是各国普遍的政治现象，据目前全世界二百多个国家和地区的统计，除二十多个国家和地区是严格的君主制或政教合一无政党外，绝大多数国家都存在着政党，实行政党政治。政党的

After nearly a dozen books and service as secretary of statefor presidents Nixon and Ford, Kissinger has established himself asa major thinker, writer, and actor on the world's diplomatic stage.His newest work is a remarkable survey of the craft ofinternational relations from the early 17th century to the presentera. Beginning with the 1648 Peace of Westphalia, Kissingersummarizes three centuries of Western diplomacy, giving specialattenton to the influence of Wilsonian idealism on 20th-centuryAmerican foreign policy. He is not shy about describing his owncontributions to Nixon's foreign gambits, nor is he reticient aboutoffering his own advice to the current administration on how tohandle Russia, China, or the rest of the world. From Kissinger welearn that there is really little new about the New World Order.This is an important contribution to the theoretical literature onforeign affairs and will also serve quite ably as a one-volumesynthesis of modern diplomatic history. All libraries should havethi

In the second halfofthe 1990s, Stuart Eizenstat had perhaps the most controversial assignment of any U.S. foreign policy official in Europe. His mission had nothing to do with Russia,the Middle East, Yugoslavia, or any of the other hotspots of the day. Rather, Eizenstat's mission was to provide justice--albeit belated and imperfect justice--for the victims of World War II,while maintaining positive diplomatic relations with the nations being asked to pay. Imperfect Justice is Stuart Eizenstat's personal account of how the Holocaust became a political and diplomatic battleground fifty years after the war's end,as the issues of dormant bank accounts,slave labor,confiscated property,looted art,and unpaid insurance policies convulsed Europe and America.His story is not one of easy successes or an idyllic view of justice.Rather it is a revealing chronicle of high-stakes negotiations involving heads of European governments,played out on an international stage in an emotionally charged atmosphere,with a subtext

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On the occasion of the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’sbirth and in conjunction with the Library of Congress 2009Bicentennial Exhibition, In Lincoln’s Hand offers an unprecedentedlook at perhaps our greatest president through vivid images of hishandwritten letters, speeches, and even childhood notebooks—manynever before made available to the public. Edited by leading Lincoln scholars Wolf Shenk and HaroldHolzer, this companion volume to the Library of Congress exhibitionoffers a fresh and intimate perspective on a man whose thoughts andwords continue to affect history. To underscore the resonance ofLincoln’s writings on contemporary culture, each manu* isaccompanied by a reflection on Lincoln by a prominent American fromthe arts, politics, literature, or entertainment, including ToniMorrison, Sam Waterston, Robert Pinsky, Gore Vidal, and presidentsCarter, George H.W., and George W. Bush. While Lincoln’s words are quite well known, the originalmanu*s boast a unique power and

From an award-winning historian, a stirring (and timely)narrative history of American labor from the dawn of the industrialage to the present day. From the textile mills of Lowell, Massachusetts, the first realfactories in America, to the triumph of unions in the twentiethcentury and their waning influence today, the con?test betweenlabor and capital for their share of American bounty has shaped ournational experience. Philip Dray’s ambition is to show us the vitalaccomplishments of organized labor in that time and illuminate itscentral role in our social, political, economic, and culturalevolution. There Is Power in a Union is an epic, character-drivennarrative that locates this struggle for security and dignity inall its various settings: on picket lines and in union halls,jails, assembly lines, corporate boardrooms, the courts, the hallsof Congress, and the White House. The author demonstrates,viscerally and dramatically, the urgency of the fight for fairnessand economic democracy—a strugg

Examines the impact of medical and psychological illness onforeign policy decision making. Illness provides specific,predictable, and recognizable shifts in attention, timeperspective, cognitive capacity, judgment, and emotion, whichsystematically affect impaired leaders. In particular, this bookdiscusses the ways in which processes related to aging, physicaland psychological illness, and addiction influence decision making.This book provides detailed analysis of four cases among theAmerican presidency. Woodrow Wilson's October 1919 stroke affectedhis behavior during the Senate fight over ratifying the League ofNations. Franklin Roosevelt's severe coronary disease influencedhis decisions concerning the conduct of war in the Pacific from1943–1945 in particular. John Kennedy's illnesses and treatmentsaltered his behavior at the 1961 Vienna conference with SovietPremier Khrushchev. And Nixon's psychological impairments biasedhis decisions regarding the covert bombing of Cambodia in1969–1970.

Capitalism and Catastrophe questions whether there areprocesses in advanced capitalism that lead inevitably to systemiccollapse. The author challenges those Marxian theories based on aset of historically evolving 'internal contradictions' derived froma purely dialectical analysis of capitalism. In Part I he focuseson the controversy surrounding Rosa Luxemburg's theories ofimperialism and capital accumulation, and on Marx's treatment ofscience and technology in the Grundrisse. In Part I I he criticallyexamines neo- and non-Marxian theories of advanced capitalism, inparticular the work of Jurgen Habermas regarding the problem ofpolitical legitimation in advanced capitalism. Professor Rousseasargues that Marxists have severely underestimated the resilience ofthe capitalist system, which must be taken into account by anytheory of political economy relevant to the twentieth century.

It is now 30 years since the publication of seminal articlesby Robert Cox and Richard Ashley, which introduced the project ofcritical theory to the international relations discipline. This2007 book brings together a team of world-class scholars to assessthe impact of critical scholarship on the discipline over thisperiod and point to future directions for the critical project. Thebook is an authoritative overview of the current position ofcritical international relations theory. It is an essentialresource for those working in critical international relationstheory and for undergraduate and graduate courses on InternalRelations theory.

First published in 2004, Congress, Progressive Reform and theNew American State uses a series of case-studies of reformlegislation in Congress during the early twentieth century toexplore the nature of progressivism and the processes of politicalchange which resulted in the establishment of the modern Americanstate. Among the topics covered are railroad regulation, laborrelations, social policy of the District of Columbia, Republicaninsurgency, and the nature of Democratic progressivism. This workwill be of interest to students of twentieth-century politicalhistory, the history of Congress, and the origins of the modernAmerican state.

The political parties in Congress are as polarized as they havebeen in 100 years. This book examines more than 30 years ofcongressional history to understand how it is that the Democratsand Republicans on Capitol Hill have become so divided. It findsthat two steps were critical for this development. First, therespective parties' constituencies became more politically andideologically aligned. Second, members ceded more power to theirparty leaders, who implemented procedures more frequently and withgreater consequence. In fact, almost the entire rise in partypolarization can be accounted for in the increasing frequency ofand polarization on procedures used during the legislativeprocess.