Michael Nicholson est un journaliste anglais décoré dont la carrière de quarante ans en tant que correspondant de zones de guerre l'a mené dans dix-huit conflits à travers le monde. Son travail se caractérise par le courage et la perspicacité, comme en témoigne son accueil des parachutistes turcs à leur arrivée à Chypre en 1974. Nicholson s'est constamment placé au cœur des événements, de la couverture de l'Afrique du Sud sous l'apartheid à une évasion dramatique d'Angola. Ses récits de première main et sa capacité à transmettre la réalité des conflits offrent aux lecteurs une perspective brute et immersive du journalisme de guerre.
The book explores the complexities of rational decision-making in international relations, particularly during conflicts. It highlights the challenges in defining rationality, illustrating how it can lead to paradoxes like the prisoners' dilemma. The author also examines the impact of psychological stress on decision processes, emphasizing how crises can distort rational thinking and influence outcomes.
Offering a critical examination of formal international relations theory, this book delves into its foundational concepts and methodologies. It challenges prevailing assumptions and highlights the limitations of traditional approaches, making it essential for scholars and students interested in the evolution of international relations. First published in 1989, it remains a significant contribution to the discourse in the field, prompting readers to reconsider established frameworks and engage with new perspectives.
Anna and Michael Olson are Ontario's premier chefs and popular cookbook authors. In this book they offer practical and humorous advice, inspired recipes, and a down-to-earth guide to food and everyday life.
Dark Rosaleen is a story of love, murder and betrayal, of a failed rebellion and a national scandal. Joining the underground, she preached insurrection, stole food for the starving and became the lover of the leader of the rebellion.
This concise introductory text has been written for students beginning International Relations or requiring a brief but comprehensive overview. It outlines key theories, approaches and controversies and shows how they relate to the realities of the international system including such contemporary challenges like environmental degradation as well as the more traditional concerns of violence and war, poverty and inequality. The second edition has been revised and updated throughout with new chapters added on globalization and on post-positivist theory.
A group of university students stumbles upon a hidden entrance to Uluru, leading them into a tunnel filled with unexpected challenges and discoveries. Their journey unfolds into an extraordinary adventure, exploring the secrets of this iconic landmark and the mysteries it holds. As they navigate the tunnel, they encounter thrilling experiences that test their courage and friendship.
The narrative highlights Australia's journey towards a sustainable Green future, emphasizing the influential role of the Australian Green Party. It showcases how this movement is supported by both the Australian Labour Party and the Liberal Party, positioning Australia as a potential global leader in environmental initiatives. The book explores the collaborative efforts and political dynamics that contribute to this transformative vision for the country's ecological landscape.
Exploring the myriad paths to love, this book delves into the complexities of relationships and the various forms love can take. Through diverse narratives and characters, it examines the emotional landscapes that shape our connections, offering insights into the joys and challenges of finding love in unexpected places. The themes of vulnerability, self-discovery, and the transformative power of love are woven throughout, inviting readers to reflect on their own experiences and the many ways love can manifest in life.
The Mosaic Escalator entertains and absorbs. Four university students from Melbourne are on a guided tour around Uluru, the red monolith at Australia's centre. Entering a mysterious opening into the rock, they are unable get back out; with their indigenous guide, Yvonne, an adopted Dingo pup, and conflict and humour, they embark on an amazing journey through time and space. As they travel through the unknown, the question invariably arises; whatever happened between the Free and the Obediently Confined...?
