Niki Alsford’s recent book, “Taiwan Lives,” explores how the Taiwanese people have transformed their home, a product of settler colonialism,

In their interesting, carefully crafted book on the problems facing liberal international order, Peter Trubowitz and Brian Burgoon argue that,

Taylor Boas convincingly argues that evangelical religious affiliations or congregations are not monolithic. This is due to different levels of

In this volume, Miaad A. Hassan takes issue with “defined” political and social systems, and outlines how majorities and minorities

The subtitle of Chodor and Hameiri’s book is “Learning the Lessons from Australia’s COVID-19 Response.” There is one lesson in

Indian foreign minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar's latest book, Why Bharat Matters, offers a deep look at the civilisational turn in India's

America’s foreign policy has always been a battleground between isolationist and internationalist forces, according to Charles Kupchan. The tussle continues

In the shadow of the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East it is challenging to imagine a farewell to

How should the West view China’s rise on the global stage? Kerry Brown’s China Incorporated challenges common misconceptions of China’s

Nicholas J. Cull highlights the importance of proactively preserving a nation’s public image. Debunking negative propaganda in retrospect might not

O'Keefe’s book on Australian foreign policymaking provides an extensive overview, especially of Australia’s major diplomatic relationships. This work goes far

In this thought-provoking book Yasheng Huang seeks to explain the unique stability of the Chinese political system over 1500 years