Series/SubseriesTextbook of Military Medicine, Pt. 3, Disease and the Environment.Specialty editor: William D. James. Places military dermatology in its historical context. Emphasizes the conditions that specialists and general medical officers in the field are likely to see. Discusses diseases that are uncommon in the United States but prevalent worldwide in specific geographical locations.

Military Dermatology (Textbook of Military Medicine - Part 3, Disease and the Environment; Volume One)

History

James, William D.

Military

United States Govt Printing Office

Is the United Kingdom capable of grand strategy? Common wisdom suggests otherwise. Some think it implausible amid the maelstrom of domestic politics, while others believe the UK lacks the necessary autonomy, as a cog in the US-led order. British Grand Strategy in the Age of American Hegemony challenges these claims. William D. James contends that grand strategy is an unavoidable part of governing. Grand strategy is the highest level of national security decision-making, encompassing judgements over a state's overarching objectives and interests, as well as its security environment and resource base. Getting these decisions 'right' is vital in moments of geopolitical flux. Employing several historical case studies between 1940-2003 and marshalling a host of primary sources, James argues that British politicians and officials have thought in grand strategic terms under American hegemony - even if they do not realise or admit to this. He also demonstrates that the role of allies in shaping British grand strategy has been overstated. Finally, James highlights the conditions under which domestic political actors can influence grand strategic decision-making. Written for practitioners as well as scholars, the book concludes with several policy recommendations at this inflection point in British history.

British Grand Strategy in the Age of American Hegemony

Oxford University Press

Advances in Dermatology, Volume 17

Medical Books

Mosby, Inc.

This practical reference on clinical dermatology covers all aspects of diagnosis and therapy. Includes data on various diseases, with comprehensive coverage of AIDS. Describes how to suspect a diagnosis, how to confirm it, and how to treat the patient for virtually every dermatologic problem. Also provides information on viral infections and new antiviral therapy, fungal diseases, bacterial diseases, diseases due to animal parasites, immunology advances in connective tissue disease, and immunologic binding sites of blistering diseases.

Andrew's Diseases of the Skin: Clinical Dermatology

Arnold, Harry L.

Odom, Richard B., M.D.

Medicine

W.B.Saunders Co.

Advances In Dermatology, Volume 14

Mosby

The distinguished editorial board chooses topics that are most critical and clinically relevant to improving patient care. Invited experts write original, comprehensive articles, summarizing the vital changes and critical issues, and give both the practitioner and student fresh, thorough viewpoints on the topic's significance. Covers teledermatology, paraneoplastic pemphigus, new and fungal therapy for children, new diseases in dermato-pathology, medicolegal developments and the dermatologist.

Advances in Dermatology

Elsevier Science Journal

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