Search Results: Political Science from Turtleman Used Books

Very little wear. After a 34 page introduction, the book presents documents and discussions from the Constitutional Convention of 1787. Companion book to The Federalist Papers. 440 pages.

Very little wear. Spine is square and uncreased, pages are tight and intact, with some margin notes, highlighting and underlining in Chapters 16 and 20. A highly valued book.

Trade paperback. Some wear at the front corners, owner's name inside the front cover. Spine is uncreased. Highlighting and underlining in many places. Discussion of the functioning of both houses, the relationships with presidents, the public and others, and statistical analysis from 1790 to 1996, and more.

A collection of ten essays on American politics from almost a half century ago. I don't think much has changed, except maybe to get worse. 136 pages. Minimal wear.

No dust jacket. Minor shelf wear. Pages are clean and tight. Owner's name inside front cover. Small amount of underlining throughout. Covers American diplomacy from 1776 through 1949. This book will ship at about three pounds. Excess shipping is included in the list price.

Standard paperback. Very little wear. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked and the spine is free of creases. Owners' names inside front cover.

No dust jacket. Red cloth cover shows wear and fading. Owner's name inside front cover. Pages are clean and tight, with scattered underlining and highlighting. This book will ship at three pounds or more. Excess shipping cost is included in the list price. There aren't many of this book on the market.

This was my textbook for a Political Science class in 1973. That's not interesting. What is interesting is that when my daughter took a political Science class in 2014, hers was also The Irony of Democracy, although a much later edition. I can't really say it was the same book, as there had been many changes made over the span of 40 years and multiple revisions, but just to see the title again...Trade paperback. The book is in fairly good condition. A couple of cover corners are curling a little and the cover is a bit discolored from age and handling. My name inside front cover. I highlighted in chapter 1 but got tired of it before chapter 2.

This book shows very little wear. Pages are tight, bright and unmarked; the spine is square and uncreased. The book consists of 25 essays by a variety of authors, including the editors. Japan in the Heisei Era is a valuable resource for anyone interested in understanding Japan during this period of significant change. The book offers a nuanced and multifaceted view of Japan, and it provides a valuable contribution to the field of Japanese studies.

Trade paperback, 218 pages. Some chipping along the edges. Inscription on the cover page, with additional writing inside back cover and on the rear endpaper. No notes or markings in the text itself. The problems outlined are as pertinent today as they were 50 years ago, as related to poverty and many other government programs that seem to be constructed to look good rather than do good.

No dust jacket. Book shows very little wear. Red cloth covered boards with gilt print are still bright, with minimal shelf-wear. A philosophical discussion of the issues of today, if today was 1950 in the midst of the cold (and not so cold in Korea) war. A rare book.

Little wear. Blue fabric covered boards with gilt print on the spine. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. A former library book, so there is some sticker residue in places and a few sharpie-covered library stamps.

Little wear to the book. One lower corner has edgewear to the extent the board is showing, and trhe head of the spine is showing a split that appears to have come from being dropped. The rear cover is festooned with the remains of a number of partially removed stickers from previous booksellers. Binding is sound and the pages are tight, with a small amount of highlighting, underlining and margin notes.

Little wear. The pages are clean and tight, the spine is uncreased. A part of Amnesty International's Global Ethics Series. Argues in favor of thinking versus reacting in an emergency, at the political level.

Little wear. Just a pair of spine creases; pages are clean and tight, albeit a little yellowed. A fairly rare book of historical value.

First American Edition. Very little wear to the book or jacket. Black fabric covered boards with gilt print on the front and spine. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked, with the owner's name on a sticker inside the front cover. This book will ship at over two pounds. Excess shipping costs are included in the list price.