Semi-presidentialism in Central and Eastern Europe

Semi-presidentialism in Central and Eastern EuropeThis book looks at the extent to which semi presidentialism has affected the process of democratisation in Central and Eastern Europe since the early 1990s, examining whether some forms of semi presidentialism are more conducive to democratisation than others and examines its impact on government performance in terms of stability and policy making.

At a time when both China’s role in the world is becoming the focus of international business strategy and Brexit is pushing the UK to look to the rest of the world for trade and investment

Sydney is nevertheless Australia’s cultural capital

The most comprehensive study published to date about John Galsworthy’s philanthropic support for

From an Eastern nation on the global periphery to a European neoliberal democracy enmeshed in transnational networks

Lluis Pasqual

Collections XVIII brings together the earliest texts of the first and last pre-Civil War plays to deal with Boccaccio’s tragic story of the lovers

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James Baldwin Review publishes essays that invigorate scholarship on James Baldwin

Looking individually at Loren’s major films and drawing on rare archival materials in Italy

the book argues that the story of Australian identity is characterised by recurring cycles of anxiety and reassurance

Victoria Thoms explores the cult of Graham and her dancing through a feminist lens that exposes the gendered meaning behind much of her work

Thie books investigates controversies surrounding prostitution