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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.
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.
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.
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.