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Book Reviews - Guidelines

(Last update: 29 November 2021)

CEJISS welcomes academics, students and the interested public to contribute to our book review section. You can select a book of your interest from the list of available books below and contact CEJISS administration (book review editor) - Ms. Zuzana Měřičková (merickova@cejiss.org). Our book review editor will forward you your book selection -- free of charge -- on condition that you submit a book review within two months of receiving the book. CEJISS welcomes book reviews for books not listed below, though please contact our book review editor to ensure your selected book corresponds with the themes covered by CEJISS. Once you have prepared your review, you can submit it to our book review editor or via our submission form.

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Author Title Publisher
Abrams, Nathan Norman Podhoretz and Commentary Magazine: The rise and fall of the Neocons Continuum
Bellamy, Alex J., Luck, Edward C. The Responsibility to Protect: From Promise to Practice Polity
Bradshaw, Michael; Boersma, Tim Natural Gas Polity
Bressler, Michael L. (ed.) Understanding Contemporary Russia Rienner
Burke, Anthony Uranium Polity
Carlson Brian G., Thränert O. (eds.) Strategic Trends 2021 Center for Security Studies (note: the publication is available online)
Castex, Raoul Strategic Theories Naval Institute Press
Dodds, Klaus; Nuttall, Mark The Scramble for the Poles Polity
Ervine, Kate Carbon Polity
Hale, Thomas; Held, David Beyond Gridlock Polity
Howard-Hossmann, Rhoda E. In Defense of Universal Human Rights Polity
Hulme, Mike  Can science fix climate change? Polity
Huo, Jingjing How Nations Innovate Oxford University Press
Cheung, Chor-yung The Quest for Civil order: Politics, Rules and Individuality Imprint Academic
Kermani, Navid State of Emergency. Travels in a Troubled World. Polity
Kushnir, Ostap The Intermarium as the Polish-Ukranian Linchpin of Baltic-Black Sea Cooperation Cambridge Scholars Publishing
Laar, Mart   The Power of Freedon Unitas Foundation
Neurart, A. Robert Protected by Muslims During World War II  
Newman, Michael Transitional Justice Polity
Schweitzer, Glenn E. Containing Russia's Nuclear Firebirds: Harmony and Change at the International Science and Technology Center The University of Georgia Press
Siddi, Marco National Identities and Foreign Policy in the European Union ECPR Press
Sikkink, Kathryn Evidence for Hope. Making Human Rights Work in the 21st Century Princeton University Press
Still Jr., William N. American Sea Power in the Old World. The United States Navy in European and Near Eastern Waters, 1865-1917 Naval Institute Press
Szulecki, Kacper Energy Security in Europe. Divergent Perceptions and Policy Challenges Palgrave Macmillan
Weiss, Thomas G., Wilkinson, Rorden Rethinking Global Governance Polity
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