Provides an in-depth and balanced assessment of the last 50 years of intelligence analysis, a critique of why it has under-performed at times, and innovative ideas for improvement.

"[A]n invaluable resource to those students who are eager to use their international relations training productively. It is respected by those who teach, those who employ, and those who want jobs . . . a trifecta!" —Madeleine K. Albright, former U.S. Secretary of State

An ethical, human rights-based framework for advocacy on behalf of refugees that will be of great use to practitioners, policy analysts, and citizens who are concerned with the tragic results of war and conflict in Africa today.

"The most ambitious chronicle we have of the development of moral theology in the United States. . . . a must read for every graduate student of moral theology." —Richard M. Gula, SS, Franciscan School of Theology/Graduate Theological Union

A broad but integrated perspective on human rights and development, the state, social movements and international nongovernmental organizations.

"[E]mpirically rich and insightful. . . . illuminates the politics of the leadership of America's largest—and perhaps most politically significant—religious tradition." —Laura R. Olson, Clemson University

The first large-scale comparative work on lobbying in two of the most powerful political systems in the world-the United States and the European Union.

A valuable resource for public administration scholars and administrators, The Dynamics of Performance Management offers fresh insight into how government organizations can better achieve their public service goals.

"For every public administrator who wants to know what it all means—and that's every one—Governance in Dark Times will provide not only insight but hope." —Robert B. Denhardt, Arizona State University

"A cogent and compelling account for a renewed genuinely Catholic sexual ethic, one widely informed by the social sciences.... [R]epresents Catholic theological anthropology and ethics at their very best." —John A. Coleman, SJ, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles

"Bruce Berkowitz analyzes the choices a serious policymaker must make to sustain American leadership in the world. . . . A must read for policymaker and academic alike."—Helmut Sonnenfeldt, retired State Department official