Books in the International Studies Review Presidential Series series

The Construction and Cumulation of Knowledge in International Relations explores the construction and cumulation of knowledge within the scope of international relations inquiry. * Editor John A.

Explores whether and the extent to which the boundaries between comparative politics and international relations are and should be dissolved. This title looks at the relationship between and the issues separating comparative politics and international relations.

This special issue of "International Studies Review" focuses on the "Westphalian Moment" when the modern system of territorially organized states is said to have come into existence.

This volume synthesizes the literatures on leadership, group dynamics, organizational theory, and coalition politics to demonstrate how the nature of the decision unit shapes foreign policy. It is comparative in nature examining the foreign policy decisions of many different countries.