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When was New Aspects of Politics created?
New Aspects of Politics was created in 1925.
Who wrote politics and what was the main idea?
who wrote politics?
Who wrote Indian politics?
W.C.Banerjee wrote the book named "Introduction to Indian Politics".
Who is the author of the politics?
Greek philosopher Aristotle was the author of the famous book Politiks.
What has the author John Fitzmaurice written?
John Fitzmaurice has written: 'The politics of Belgium' -- subject(s): Politics and government 'Damming the Danube' 'Politics and government in the Visegrad countries' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Post-communism 'Politics in Denmark' -- subject(s): Politics and government 'Security and politics in the Nordic area' -- subject(s): Strategic aspects, Strategic aspects of Northern russia, Strategic aspects of Scandinavia
Who wrote sexual politics?
Kate Millett wrote "Sexual Politics." It was published in 1970 and is considered a seminal feminist work that critiqued patriarchal society and explored the relationship between sex, power, and politics.
Who wrote the greek book POLITICS?
The book Politics was written by the Greek philosopher Aristotle.
What has the author David Johns written?
David Johns has written: 'A new conservation politics' -- subject(s): Conservationists, Environmental protection, Nature conservation, Political activity, Political aspects, Political aspects of Environmental protection, Political aspects of Nature conservation
What has the author Jack Mangala written?
Jack Mangala has written: 'New security threats and crises in Africa' -- subject(s): International Security, Politics and government, National security 'Africa and the new world era' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Economic conditions, World politics, Strategic aspects, Foreign relations
Who wrote the book 'politics in India'?
Kiran bedii
Who wrote the book Human nature in politics?
Gahndi
What has the author Francis Canavan written?
Francis Canavan has written: 'Freedom of Expression' 'Politics pluralism and schools' -- subject(s): Education, Political aspects, Political aspects of Education, Religion and politics
