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Publications
Elephant's Edge: The Republicans as a Ruling Party
By Andrew J. Taylor
"Taylor has written an exceptionally lively and insightful analysis of how the Republicans came to be the ruling party in contemporary American politics but why they are unlikely to emerge as an enduring majority party. Elephant's Edge chronicles the many forces-constitutional, statutory, geographical, institutional, jurisprudential, foreign and domestic policy, organizational, media, economic and demographic- that give the GOP a decided advantage....A productive and enjoyable read for any student of American politics." --Thomas Mann, W. Averell Harriman Chair and Senior Fellow, The Brookings Institute. List Price: $44.95
The "Great Satan" vs. the "Mad Mullahs": How the United States and Iran Demonize Each Other By William O. Beeman
"William Beeman stands first among American anthropologists in applying an understanding of cultural patterns to foreign policy, especially in connecting conflicts between Iran and the United States with underlying differences in patterns of thought and expression. Everyone concerned with policy making and reporting on the Middle East needs to study his thoughtful analyses." --Mary Catherine Bateson, author of Willing to Learn: Passages of Personal Discovery. List Price: $49.95
Securing America's Future: National Strategy in the Information Age
By Daniel M. Gerstein 
"This insightful book outlines challenges to U.S. national strategy as America faces a globalized, information-dense world. Military and civilian scholars alike will benefit from Dan Gerstein's analysis, carefully refined over a distinguished career in arms control, information operations, and military strategy. A must read for the 21st century leader." --General Barry R. McCaffrey (US Army, Retired) Distinguished Professor of International Security Studies, United States Military Academy, West Point.
List Price: $44.95
Iraqi Security Forces: A Strategy for Success
By Anthony H. Cordesman
This volume documents both the initial mistakes and the changes in U.S. policy that now offer real hope of success in Iraq. Although the United States understood neither the strategic situation in Iraq, nor the value of Iraqi military, security, and police forces in fighting the growing insurgency, the country undertook a series of policy changes in June 2004 that may well correct these mistakes and create the kind of Iraqi forces that are vital to both Iraq's future and any successful reduction in Coalition forces and eventual withdrawal from Iraq. List Price: $39.95
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