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Law of Attraction
In a scene from the 1999 science fiction-action film “The Matrix”, Morpheus tells Leo that nothing in his world is as it seems. He explains that the world which Leo has inhabited since birth is “The Matrix”, an illusory simulated reality construct. More than fifty years before this movie hit the screen, a quantum physicist by the name of Max Planck revealed to the world that we are all connected by a unified energy field, which he called “The Matrix”. Could this strange view of the world explain the metaphysical concept of “The Law of Attraction”? What does it mean to be connected by the unified energy field that Max Planck described, and what are the implications for your life?In this book Joseph Camilleri explores these questions by tracing the law's metaphysical origin and compares it to the science that is said by some to prove its existence. Dedicated to the open-minded reader, you will find that both the science and metaphysical information in this book are valid and when looked at together, convey a gripping and empowering conclusion.
Global Liberalism, Local Populism
In recent years the conflicts in Israel/ Palestine and Northern Ireland continue to oscillate between momentum for peaceful resolution and regression into new cycles of violence or political deadlock. To understand these shifts Guy Ben-Porat provides an in-depth analysis of the global environment and the profound effect it has on local conflicts. Because globalization affects localized social structures, institutions, and political divisions as well as international relationships between states and societies, it offers a unique perspective from which to examine the commonalities and differences between two regions laden with conflict. Ben-Porat reveals how the complex and often contradictory...
The Prison as Metaphor
Whether wittingly or unwittingly, scholars of international relations have peppered the field with a wide range of metaphors that serve as vehicles for theorizing about world affairs. Yet as pervasive as metaphors are in international relations theory, theorists' efforts to employ metaphorical imagery to suggest new ways of thinking have been haphazard and sporadic. In this book, Michael P. Marks suggests a new metaphor with which to conceptualize international relations: the modern prison. Many of the same questions that are asked about the so-called «anarchy» of the international system are also frequently asked of life among prison inmates. Marks finds that lessons from inmate relations can be applied to the study of international affairs. This comparison between the prison and international relations reveals how the construction of human interaction in both realms is infinitely complex.
India-US Relations in the Age of Uncertainty
In the initial phase of the Obama administration, India’s ruling class and strategic community formed a perception that the spirit of strategic partnership between the two countries might be diluted on account of China looming large in the priorities of this administration. Despite occasional hiccups in their relationship, this perception was overshadowed by the administration’s recognition of India’s role as counterweight to China in the Asia-Pacific region. This book addresses and re-evaluates the perceptions, policies and perspectives of public policy makers and bureaucratic elites in both India and the US in setting and articulating the tone, tenor and substance of the multi-facete...
Challenges to Global Security
Ours is an age of great upheaval where change sometimes appears to be the only constant. Three of the most important forces driving such change are globalization, regionalization and democratization. This substantial work makes a concerted attempt to understand these forces, and to show how they impact on the vitally important question of global security. The volume brings together a wide range of scholars who hold diverse views, and who collectively make a very significant contribution to current discourses within international relations and contemporary geopolitics. Such is the book's breadth that it covers every region of the world, addressing in turn security problems in the USA, Latin America, South Asia, South East Asia, Europe, Russia and environs, the Middle East, and Africa. Each discourse receives substantial coverage: from economics and politics to religion, religious fundamentalism and human rights. "Challenges to Global Security" offers one of the richest comparative volumes yet to be published on the subject, and will have strong appeal to students, scholars and policymakers in the fields of international relations, ethics, and politics.
An Introduction to International Relations
Leading Australian scholars introduce a range of theories, actors, issues, institutions and processes that animate international relations today.
The Limitations of the Law of Armed Conflicts: New Means and Methods of Warfare
The new means and methods of warfare challenge the law of armed conflict. For this reason, a deep legal and operational study was required to detect the existing gaps and deregulation.
Annual Survey of American Law
Has supplement: The Literature of American legal history.
