Stephanie Lawson Knihy

Exploring the concept of 'tradition,' this book examines how political elites employ it to justify specific practices and institutions. It delves into the mechanisms through which tradition is invoked to maintain power and influence, highlighting the intersection of culture and politics. By analyzing various case studies, the author reveals the complexities and implications of using tradition as a tool for legitimacy in contemporary society.

Exploring the intersections of culture and identity between Europe and the Asia Pacific, this book offers an interdisciplinary analysis of contemporary issues. Contributions from fields such as sociology, history, and politics provide diverse insights into the complexities of representation and identity. By examining various perspectives, the work delves into how cultural dynamics shape political narratives and influence societal understanding in a global context.

Focusing on the evolution of the culture concept, this study explores its impact on comparative and international politics. It connects anthropology and history while addressing themes of nationalism and democracy, providing a comprehensive examination of how cultural notions influence political contexts and practices across different societies.

This comprehensive study delves into the complexities of regional politics in Oceania, utilizing various interdisciplinary sources to systematically address major issues affecting the area. It serves as an invaluable resource for scholars and practitioners involved in regional studies, offering insights that extend beyond Oceania itself.

Offering exceptional clarity and in-depth analysis, this introductory text serves as an ideal starting point for anyone looking to explore the political landscape. It presents key concepts and frameworks that facilitate understanding of political dynamics, making it accessible for beginners.

International Relations emerged as a distinct academic discipline in the early twentieth century, but its philosophic foundations draw on centuries of thinking about human nature, power and authority, justice and injustice, and their implications for relations within and between political communities.