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Comparing Political Systems: Power and Policy in Three Worlds

Politics & Social Sciences

Clark, Robert P.

Bertsch, Gary K.

Wood, David M.

Politics & Government

Macmillan Pub. Co.

This book is an attempt to communicate to today's American college student my understanding of the obstacles that block the progress of the Third World toward increased material well-being and increased power over their own destinies (personal as well as national). The objects of my analysis are the developing countries of Latin America, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.

Power and Policy in the Third World

Blamed, at first, by the Spanish government for the recent Madrid train bombings, ETA (Euzkadi ta Askatasuna), the Basque nationalist organization, has been perhaps the most violent insurgent group on the European continent. Yet little is known about it outside of Spain. This book, now back in print, offers a full analytical study of ETA.

The Basque Insurgents: Eta, 1952-1980

History

Europe

Univ of Wisconsin Pr

Blamed, at first, by the Spanish government for the recent Madrid train bombings, ETA (Euzkadi ta Askatasuna), the Basque nationalist organization, has been perhaps the most violent insurgent group on the European continent. Yet little is known about it outside of Spain. This book, now back in print, offers a full analytical study of ETA.

The Basque Insurgents: ETA, 1952–1980

University of Wisconsin Press

The Global Imperative: An Interpretive History Of The Spread Of Humankind

Africa

Routledge

John Wiley&Sons

'Humans did not begin as a global species; we had to expand to become one. And we could not have done so without other living organisms becoming global along with us.' Robert P. Clark develops in this book a global life systems perspective that delineates how biological forces mutually reinforce one another―and what their globalization has meant for both human society and the biosphere. While he resists biological 'determinism,' Clark traces interconnected developments among population, disease, agriculture, trade, fuels, and other life systems to more thoroughly explore and elucidate the globalization of human endeavors within an ever evolving context of nature and environment. His lucid and richly documented book offers a fresh look at social evolution and a broader basis for understanding the contemporary context for global change.

Global Life Systems: Population, Food, and Disease in the Process of Globalization

Social Sciences

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers

Robert P. Clark develops in this book a global life systems perspective that delineates how biological forces mutually reinforce one another-and what their globalization has meant for both human society and the biosphere. While he resists biological 'determinism,' Clark traces interconnected developments among population, disease, agriculture, trade, fuels, and other life systems to more thoroughly explore and elucidate the globalization of human endeavors within an ever evolving context of nature and environment.

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Comparing Political Systems: Power and Policy in Three Worlds

Power and Policy in the Third World

The Basque Insurgents: Eta, 1952-1980

The Basque Insurgents: ETA, 1952–1980

The Global Imperative: An Interpretive History Of The Spread Of Humankind

Power and Policy in the Third World

Power and Policy in the Third World

Power and Policy in the Third World

Global Life Systems: Population, Food, and Disease in the Process of Globalization

Global Life Systems: Population, Food, and Disease in the Process of Globalization