<p>Designed to help readers tie together the theory and concepts of International Relations and World Politics with today's headlines, this book features 42 recent, opposing articles on 21 of the most talked about topics in international relations and world politics. Provides Headnotes for each article and lists of additional reading sources for each issue. Explores today's most controversial topics such as human rights, refugee problems, globalization, international economy, and UN peacekeeping, among others. For anyone interested in the contemporary issues of International Relations and World Politics.</p>

21 Debated: Issues in World Politics

Politics & Social Sciences

Scott, Gregory M.

Jones, Randall J.

Furmanski, Louis

Politics & Government

Pearson College Div

<p>Jones, Jr., Randall J., Who Will Be in the White House?: Predicting Presidential Elections*\ Presenting models for making predictions about presidential elections, this brief supplementary book is accessible to readers without a statistical background and features discussions of Election 2000 throughout. Introduces readers to the major models used to forecast presidential elections and covers a variety of topics through that lens: approval ratings, exit polls, election cycles, nomination process and campaigns, performance of the economy, etc.  For those interested how voting and elections are measured.</p>

Who Will Be in the White House?: Predicting Presidential Elections

Longman

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