World Politics Review

16 books

Next in Line: Egypt, Saudi Arabia and North Korea by World Politics Review
Next in Line: Egypt, Saudi Arabia and North Korea
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World Politics Review

Next in Line: Egypt, Saudi Arabia and North Korea

World Politics Review

31 pages • first pub 2011 (editions)

On the Margins: Extremist Parties in Democratic Systems by William McCants, William M. Downs, World Politics Review, Matthew Goodwin

On the Margins: Extremist Parties in Democratic Systems

William McCants, William M. Downs, World Politics Review, Matthew Goodwin

missing page info • first pub 2013 (editions)

challenging informative reflective medium-paced
Pakistan, Piece by Piece by David Steven, Jeff M. Smith, Stephen Philip Cohen, World Politics Review

Pakistan, Piece by Piece

David Steven, Jeff M. Smith, Stephen Philip Cohen, World Politics Review

missing page info • missing pub info (editions)

dark emotional informative medium-paced
Power and Conflict in the Cyber Age by World Politics Review
Power and Conflict in the Cyber Age
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World Politics Review

Power and Conflict in the Cyber Age

World Politics Review

missing page info • first pub 2011 (editions)

Thunder God: Values, Corruption and Nigeria's Election by Sarah Chayes, World Politics Review

Thunder God: Values, Corruption and Nigeria's Election

Sarah Chayes, World Politics Review

missing page info • first pub 2015 (editions)

challenging reflective medium-paced
Thunder God: Values, Corruption and Nigeria’s Election by Sarah Chayes
Thunder God: Values, Corruption and Nigeria’s Election
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Sarah Chayes

Thunder God: Values, Corruption and Nigeria’s Election

Sarah Chayes

14 pages • first pub 2015 (editions)

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