Politics & International Relations

View our recent and upcoming textbooks, handbooks and supplementary titles published in the area of Military, Strategic and Security Studies below, including the Routledge Handbook of Terrorism Research, which is now available in paperback. Follow the links to read more, and request a complimentary exam copy where available.

American Government has been bundled with several texts to suit your individual course needs.  Click for more information.

NOW AVAILABLE IN PAPERBACK, The Sourcebook for Political Communication Research offers scholars, students, researchers, and other interested readers a comprehensive source for state-of-the-art/field research methods, measures, and analytical techniques in the field of political communication.

Why not read this interview with Margalit Toledano and David McKie, authors of Public Relations And Nation Building, and find out the answers to such questions as "Does the definition of PR change when used in the context of nation building?", and "What makes Israel stand out from other countries, in terms of the use of PR to inform/build national identity?"
 

Widely regarded as one of the world’s foremost experts on the international relations of the Middle East, Professor Anoush Ehteshami talks to us about why he became interested in International Relations, what he thinks about the future of the Persian Gulf and why we should all buy a copy of his latest book, Dynamics of Change in the Persian Gulf!

To receive a 20% discount on your copy of Dynamics of Change in the Persian Gulf, simply enter the code GDC71 when you check out.

Philip Haynes recently submitted evidence to the Treasury Select Committee on Quantitative Easing. Why not take a look?

Is academic prestige more important that individual merit? Robert Oprisko argues that 'excellent or not, students from less prestigious institutions are less likely to get an opportunity to showcase their talent', but that this shouldn't necessarily be the case. Is it fair that highly intelligent students are overlooked, simply because of their academic class?
 

Every year on March 8th people all over the world celebrate Women's Day (originally known as International Working Women's Day).

Why not take a look at our Routledge Research on Gender in Asia series?

Jean-Michel Lafleur's new book, Transnational Politics and the State, examines the motivations and consequences for states that enfranchise citizens abroad. View the Press Release here.