World
World political science addresses government structures, policy development, and power dynamics across continents and diverse societies. Unlike general political science, the world category highlights comparative and international perspectives, exploring how different nations and cultures navigate governance, conflict, and cooperation.
Readers can focus on specific regions such as African, Asian, European, Middle Eastern, or Canadian politics to examine distinct models and trends. This structure helps you identify books aligned with your regional interest or comparative research questions, using geographic subcategories to tailor your exploration.
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Reporting the Middle East: Challenges and Chances
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The Challenges of Governance in a Complex World
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2030 Vision for Asean-China Strategic Partnership
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The Belt and Road Initiative in the Global Context
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Cross-Twn Straits Relations Since 1979
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Hu Jintao: China's Silent Ruler
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George Yeo on Bonsai, Banyan and the Tao
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Singapore Perspectives 2013: Governance
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The China Renaissance
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Asian Countries and the Arctic Future
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50 Years of Urban Planning in Singapore
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Singapore Perspectives 2015: Choices
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Singapore-China Relations: 50 Years
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The Ocean in a Drop: Singapore: The Next Fifty Years
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Snow on the Pine
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