"When Losing Control was first published a decade ago it was years ahead of its time. Its argument was simple - the real causes of global insecurity were the widening socio-economic divide, global marginalization and environmental limitations, especially climate change and confl…
When "Losing control" was first published a decade ago it was years ahead of its time. Its argument was simple - the real causes of global insecurity were the widening socio-economic divide, global marginalisation and environmental limitations, especially climate change and conf…
In this book, Paul Rogers argues that there are two fundamental issues that will determine the evolution of conflict in the 21st century - the widening gap between rich and poor, and the environment.
The Russian revolution, collapse of the Soviet Union, and Russia's ensuing transformation belong to the greatest dramas of our time. Revolutions are usually messy and emotional affairs, challenging much of the conventional wisdom, and Russia's experience is no exception. This bo…
"The fall of communism in the Soviet Union led many to hope and expect that liberal democracy would immediately take root across postcommunist states, marking what Francis Fukuyama famously referred to as the "end of history." Since then, however. a very different picture has em…
The fall of communism in the Soviet Union led many to hope and expect that liberal democracy would immediately take root across post-communist states, marking what Francis Fukuyama famously referred to as the "end of history." Since then, however, a very different picture has em…
