Political Issues for the Twenty-First Century
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Andrew Cottey
Andrew Shepherd
anti-foundationalism
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Belfast Good Friday Agreement
Brian Vale
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Charlotte Bretherton
contemporary Western European political debates
Dave Cowling
ECB President
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EU's Emergence
EU's Presence
European Union's Global Role
European Union’s Global Role
EU’s Emergence
EU’s Presence
Good Friday Agreement
Howard Elcock
IRA Army Council
IRA Ceasefire
IRA Decommission
IRA Prisoner
John Carter
John Gibbins
Julian James
Mark Morland
monetary union analysis
Multilateral EU
NATO's Credibility
NATO's Response
NATO's Transformation
NATO’s Credibility
NATO’s Response
NATO’s Transformation
North West Regional Association
Official IRA
political philosophy theory
post-Cold War International Relations
Provisional IRA
regionalism and globalisation
Royal Irish Regiment
RUC Special Branch
Scottish National Party
security studies Europe
Stephen Gough
surveillance studies
UK Focus
UK Politics
UK's Code
UK’s Code
WMD Weapon
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- ISBN 9780754619031
- Weight: 563g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 28 May 2004
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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Assembling accessible and informative essays on contemporary debates and future issues in politics, this rewarding volume focuses on political developments in UK, European and international issues, and modern theoretical debates and problems. Each essay establishes the historical context before providing a speculative analysis of possible future developments. The collection presents a range of challenging and provocative accounts that deal with some of the most delicate, complex and fundamental issues that affect people living in Western Europe in the twenty-first century.
Both at the University of Teesside, Dr Dave Morland is Principal Lecturer in Sociology and Dr Mark Cowling is a Reader in Criminology.
