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From Kosovo to Darfur: The Regional Biases Within Humanitarian Military Interventionism

A much-needed analysis of humanitarian interventions that calls other scholars to expand on Kushi’s research. Recommended for a general public interested in a more complex view on international relations than dominant narratives provide, and an essential purchase for academic libraries supporting international studies programs.
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Minority Memory, Identity, and Reconciliation: The Turkish Muslim Minority of Greece and the Greek Orthodox Minority of Türkiye

Partisans of either side may dispute Gür’s narrative. Still, most readers will be rewarded by a balanced and highly recommended account of the depth of accumulated hostility and a sad legacy of Balkan history. The author recognizes that reconciliation demands acknowledgement of past injustices as well as multi-level policy initiatives, which are vulnerable to the smoldering issue of Cyprus.
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Political Trust in China

Li examines complex questions about people’s relationships with their government. This book is an excellent tool for political science professors and researchers in a time of pervasive political distrust and growing concern over manipulated information.
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Safe Havens for Hate: The Challenge of Moderating Online Extremism

A timely analysis of extremist content on social media, which will only get more relevant as the social media landscape fragments further.
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Beyond International Intervention: Politics of Improvement in Serbia

An interesting explanation of moderate Serbian Euro-skepticism, but one that pro-European Serbs probably would not embrace.

Murder the Truth: Fear, the First Amendment, and a Secret Campaign To Protect the Powerful

Media and law advocates and the general public will enjoy this inside look at a war for attention.
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Now and After: The ABC of Communist Anarchism

No political bookshelf is complete without this engaging primer with its fervent yet pragmatic plea for a more just and equitable society, forged in an era of economic and ideological extremes, not entirely unlike today.

Deadly Force: Police Shootings in Urban America

Academic and public researchers will benefit from this thorough-yet-accessible study and the valuable original research it contains.
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Heaven Has a Wall: Religion, Borders, and the Global United States

For academic libraries interested in expanding interdisciplinary research into important issues of today, Hurd’s title would be an excellent addition.
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