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• France; The French governors/William B. Cohen
• Louis Léon César Faidherbe (1818-1889)/Leland C. Barrows
• Joseph Simon Gallieni (1849-1916)/Virgil L Matthews
• Louis Gustave Binger (1856-1936)/Henri Brunschwig
• William Pony and republican paternalism in French West Africa/G Wesley Johnson
• Governor-general Felix Ebuoe (1844-1944)/Brian Weinstein
• Robert Delavignette./William B. Cohen.

• Great Britain; On governorship and governors in West Africa/Anthony H.M. Kirk-Greene
• Sir Hugh Clifford/Harry A. Gailey
• Frederick Lugard../John E. Flint
• Sir Robert Coryndon ... /Peter Duignan
• Sir Andrew Cohen:proconsul of African nationalism/ Ronald Robinson. Belgium; Belgian administration in the Congo/L.H. Gann
• Martin Rutten (1876-1944)/Bruce Fetter
• Pierre Ryckmans (1891-1959)/William B. Norton.

• Portugal; Portuguese colonial governors in Africa, 1970-1974/Douglas L. Wheeler
• Joaquim Mousinho de Albuquerque (1855-1902)/Douglas L. Wheeler
• Jose Norton de Matos (1867-1955)/Douglas L. Wheeler. Germany; German governors./L.H. Gann
• Julius Graf Zech auf Neuhofen (1868-1914) Woodruff D. Smith
• Heinrich Schnee (1871-1949)/L.H. Gann
• Men of two continents: an african interpretation/ A.E. Afigbo.

• v. 1. The history and politics of colonialism 1870-1914.--
• v. 2. The history and politics of colonialism 1914-1960.--
• v. 3. Profiles of change: African society and colonial rule.--
• v. 4. The economics of colonialism.--
• v. 5. A bibliographical guide to colonialism in Sub-Saharan Africa.

• v. 1. The history and politics of colonialism, 1870-1914
• v. 2. The history and politics of colonialism, 1914-1960
• v. 3. Profiles of change: African society and colonial rule
• v. 4. The economics of colonialism
• v. 5. A bibliographical guide to colonialism in Sub-Saharan Africa.

• Preface. Part I: Setting the Stage: Politics in the Atlantic Community: Late 1950s to the Early 1970s:
• 1. Introduction to the Politics.
• 2. US Politics: Kennedy to Nixon.
• 3. West German and Austrian Politics: 1959
• -1974.
• 4. French Politics: 1958
• -1974.
• 5. Britain and the Smaller Northern Democracies, 1959
• -1974.
• 6. Italy and the Iberian Peninsula, 1958
• -1978. Part II: Transnational Cooperation and Conflict: 1958
• -1974:
• 1. Keys to Western Security.
• 2. The Cold War: 1958
• -1974.
• 3. New Left and Cultural Revolution. Part III: Politics in the Atlantic Community: From the Mid-1970s to the 1990s:
• 1. US Politics:
• 1974: Ford to Reagan.
• 2. US Politics: Bush to Clinton.
• 3. Germany: Divided and United.
• 4. France, 1974 to the Present.
• 5. Britain, 1974 to the Present.
• 6. Italy and the Iberian Peninsula, 1979 to the Present. Part IV: Transnational Cooperation and Conflict: 1975 to the Present:
• 1. Keys to Western Security.
• 2. Cold War: End and Aftermath. Index.
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This book examines the development of European states from the late 1950s up-to the present. It opens in 1958, the year when the European Economic Community became operative, marking the start of a new focus on questions surrounding the drive for European integration. The authors use their understanding of the cultural and historical context of developments to explain the diverse responses amongst European states to the internal and external pressures and opportunities of the decades that followed. Their broad-ranging narrative provides historical analysis of major ideas and events such as the evolution and collapse of the Cold War; the rise of the New Left and New Right groups; the changing role of NATO and security issues in general; European cultural "Americanization"; and the continuing debates on the ideal nature of Europe itself. Throughout the book, analysis of events in Europe is framed within the context of the continent's global ties, and, crucially, its relationship with the United States of America through the "Atlantic Alliance". The authors explain the ways in which Europe's position has evolved in accordance with its all-important US links, and, in the final chapter, suggest how it might develop in the future.
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The essays in this volume examine the spectrum of economic, political, social, and legal issues related to immigration into the United States--from compelling arguments for limited immigration to forceful arguments for open borders. They assess the benefits and costs of immigration and its impact on education, social welfare, and health care.
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• Preface / John Raisian.
• Introduction / Peter Duignan and L.H. Gann.
• Part one. Benefits and costs. Benefits and costs of immigration: The California experience / Kevin F. McCarthy and George Vernez. ; The endless debate: immigration and the U.S. agriculture / Philip L. Martin. ; The case for limiting immigration / Peter Brimelow. ; Immigration and welfare: a review of the evidence / George J. Borjas. ; The high cost of cheap foreign labor / Roy Beck.
• Part two. Rules and regulations. Employer sanctions: past and future / Stephen H. Legomsky. ; Undocumented immigration / Jeffrey S. Passel.
• Part three. Education and employment. Immigrants, bureaucrats, and life choices / Peter Skerry. ; The effect of immigrant scientists and engineers on wages and employment in high technology / Stuart Anderson. ; Ensuring continued high-tech leadership with a rational immigration policy / Joseph B. Costello, Nicholas Imparato, and Lance Director Nagel. ; Peter Duignan and L.H. Gann.

The essays in this volume examine the spectrum of economic, political, social, and legal issues related to immigration into the United States--from compelling arguments for limited immigration to forceful arguments for open borders. They assess the benefits and costs of immigration and its impact on education, social welfare, and health care.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)

The essays in this volume examine the spectrum of economic, political, social, and legal issues related to immigration into the United States--from compelling arguments for limited immigration to forceful arguments for open borders. They assess the benefits and costs of immigration and its impact on education, social welfare, and health care.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)