Stuart Croft Livres

Focusing on the intricate relationship between arms control and multi-polar international relations, the book explores the historical evolution of weapons agreements from ancient times to the present. It introduces a typology of arms control that encompasses conflict resolution, state stabilization, behavioral norms, proliferation management, and the role of international organizations. The author analyzes five distinct strategies and applies this framework to contemporary agreements in the post-Cold War context, offering insights into the complexities of modern arms control.

The book explores the evolving perceptions of Muslims in Britain post-9/11, highlighting the impact of terrorism, identity issues, and multiculturalism on public discourse. It examines how these factors have influenced societal attitudes and policies regarding Islam, revealing the complexities and challenges in the context of national security and cultural integration.

This engaging introductory textbook explores both traditional and non-traditional approaches to security studies, offering an up-to-date discussion of major developments in the field. It is the first to examine the diverse range of security theories that have emerged in academic literature over the past fifteen years.

Focusing on British defense policy since 1945, this book provides a thematic analysis that incorporates both international relations and domestic perspectives. Each chapter delves into specific policy areas, exploring their evolution over the past fifty years. It serves as a valuable resource for advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students in British Government, International Security, and European Studies, offering insights into the complexities of defense strategies and their implications on both national and global scales.