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International Studies Association: Virtual Exhibit 2014


Whether you're at ISA 2014 or you wish you were, we've got some discounts to hand out: take 20% off paper and 30% off cloth and ebooks on any and all of the 53 International Studies books listed below.

In Toronto for ISA 2014? Make sure to pencil in a visit to SUP's booth where you can say hello to our International Studies & Politics editor, Geoffrey Burn (he's a delight, and he has an accent to boot).

You can also browse through our offerings in International Studies titles, and grab a few discounted books—20% off paper, 30% off cloth and ebooks. We're also honoring that discount right here. Gathered below are the titles we're featuring at ISA 2014—click on any cover that grabs your interest to learn more. If you like what you see, add it to your cart and enter this promo code at checkout: S14XISA.

(Psst—have you heard about our March Madness sale? There's one week left to grab $1o cloth and $5 paperbacks and over 600 titles from which to choose . . .)

 

Adaptable Autocrats Anonymous Agencies Beyond Great Powers and Hegemons Britain and the bomb Campaigning for Justice




 

 

Competitive Strategies Constructing Cassandra Contractors and War Costly democracy Culture, Conflict, and Counterinsurgency




 

Deterring Terrorism Diversionary War Doing Bad by Doing Good Eating Grass Electrifying India




 

 

Endurance and War Foreign Powers and Intervention in Amred Conflicts From Frontier Policy Global Security Upheaval Governing Security




 

 

How 9-11 Changed Our Ways of War In the Wake of War Integrating Regions It Takes More than a Network Learning to Forget




 

 

Life as Politics Looking for Balance Marigold Military Adaptation in Afghanistan Moving Matters




 

 

National Identities and Bilateral NATO in Afghanistan New and Old wars New Challenges for Maturing Democracies in Korea and Taiwan On Limited Nuclear war




 

 

Over the Horizon Proliferation Threats Preventing a Biochemical Arms Race Providing for National Security Secret Intelligence Sectarian Gulf




 

 

Security Assurances Side Effects Social Forces and States Social Movements and the New state Social Movements, Mobilization




 

 

The Cuban Missile Crisis The Handbook of Rational Choice Social Research The Nexus of Economics The Nuclear Renaissance The Politics of American Foreign Policy




 

 

Time in the Shadows Waging War Wronged by Empire


Posted on March 25, 2014 in Security Studies |

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