Books by Charles Hauss

?Relying on interviews, questionnaires, and personal experience, Hauss develops a theory of behavior that explains commitment to the PSU and, by inference, to other radical parties.... Recommended.?-Library Journal

When first mentioned in 1994, the concept of human security represented a significant first step in understanding that security dilemmas could no longer be seen as purely geopolitical phenomena that revolve around the nation-state. This book explains the progress made toward human security since then and the steps that remain to be taken.

This book presents confrontation as the key theme of the post-cold war world. The examples of war, international economics, environmental decay, and racial conflict show that in today's interdependent world, the problems we face are interdependent too.

France has shifted toward more 'normal' politics since the mid 1960s. That's saying a lot for a country that has had three monarchies, five republics, two empires, and a neo-fascist regime in the years since its revolution in 1789. This title looks beyond 'de Gaulle's revolution' tracing France's historical development up to this day.