Essays on Book Review

In their books and articles, numerous security specialists have covered terrorism in great detail. Even though the subject has been well discussed, it is still confusing, especially given how closely it relates to religion. In his paper, Randy Borum (13–17), 2011, outlines what constitutes a terrorist, what causes terrorism, and how...

Political Realism: Understanding the Operation of Political Systems Political realism is a philosophical theory that explains how politics works and how the political system is put together. One of the most well-known proponents of political realism is Hans Morgenthau, who demonstrated the complexity of his intelligence by defining the six pillars...

Carson and Jason’s book Ambition, Competition, and Electoral Reform Carson and Jason’s book Ambition, Competition, and Electoral Reform examines how politics are carried out during congressional elections as well as electoral institutions between 1872 and 1944 through the lens of contemporary political science. The authors use electoral data from the early...

In their book "Who Controls the Internet?" Jack Goldsmith, a law professor at Harvard Law School, and Tim Wu, a law professor at Columbia University, provide a detailed look and view of how the development and growth of the web and the era of free speech among people, confidentiality, and...

The Things They Carried The book was written to remind readers of the preparedness of American soldiers during the Vietnam War. In this book, O’Brien discusses the types of items that soldiers led by First Lieutenant Jimmy Cross carried during the conflict. It describes the soldiers’ experiences on their way to...

Key parts of the Breakout and Containment policy are covered in Navarro and Autry's book, Death by China. There is a strategic purpose for China's development because it establishes a balanced coalition in Asia that the US cannot allow (Navarro and Autry). According to Professor Mearsheimer, America's best optimal strategy...

Will China rule the twenty-first century? Is a book by Jonathan Fenby that neatly deconstructs modern Chinese history by promoting a theory in which he predicts China will outpace the US and become the world superpower if it continues on its current trajectory of the last three decades? However, he...

The Relationship Between the Presidency and Congress The book Congressional Responses to the Twentieth Century by Samuel P. Huntington best discusses the relationship between the presidency and Congress and why it has changed. Hunting contends that the relationship of power between the Presidency and Congress has shifted as a result of...

Fletcher's Views on the Two US Constitutions Fletcher has authorized the book “Our Secret Constitution: How Lincoln Redefined American Democracy,” which covers the author’s views about the two US constitutions, one dating before to the Civil War and the other from the time of combat until the present. One bill signifies...

Children born in various places of the world have no feelings or attitudes. As people get older, their environment changes their perspective and attitude. To ensure that youngsters develop positive attitudes as they grow into responsible individuals and citizens, they must be taught to embrace diversity. McDonald's book, "Do I Look...

Two seasoned journalists, Terry M. and Josh M., wrote a book titled The Hunt for KSM about a well-known terrorist from the Middle East. The terrorist, identified only as KSM, was also a businessman. After being connected to the most horrific terrorist assaults in the history of terrorism, he caught...

Ariel Levy spends time examining how various women seek success in contemporary settings. Levy explains how far women will go to emulate stereotypically masculine traits in order to thrive and obtain status in their society in Female Chauvinist Pigs: Woman and the Rise of Rauch Culture. The author explores a...