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This Takings Sides Set features the following 15 titles and includes an index on CD ROM: Taking Sides: Bioethical Issues, 11/e, ISBN 0073129550 Taking Sides: Economic Issues, 12/e, ISBN 0073129526 Taking Sides: Global Issues, 3/e, ISBN 0073111635 Taking Sides: Human Sexuality, 9/e, ISBN 0072917113 Taking Sides: Management, ISBN 0072480580 Taking Sides: American Foreign Policy, 3/e, ISBN 0073043974 Taking Sides: Moral Issues, 10/e, ISBN 007312950X Taking Sides: Environmental Issues, 11/e, ISBN 0073051403 Taking Sides: 20th Century American History, ISBN 0073111627 Taking Sides: Political Issues, 14/e, ISBN 0072968885 Taking Sides: Educational Issues, 13/e Expanded, ISBN 0073191531 Taking Sides: Family and Personal Relationships, 6/e, ISBN 0073043982 Taking Sides: Physical Anthropology, ISBN 0073136670 Taking Sides: Social Issues, 13/e Expanded, ISBN 007319090X Taking Sides: World Politics, 12/e, ISBN 0073527165

John T. Rourke, Ph.D., professor emeritus, is former head of the Department of Political Science at The University of Connecticut. He is author of International Politics on the World Stage, Eleventh Edition (McGraw-Hill, 2007); the author of Presidential Wars and American Democracy: Rally Round the Chief (Paragon House, 1993); a coauthor of Direct Democracy and International Politics: Deciding International Issues through Referendums (Lynn Rienner, 1992); the editor of Taking Sides: Clashing Views in World Politics, Twelfth Edition, expanded (McGraw-Hill, 2007) and You Decide: Current Debates in American Politics (Longman, 2005); the author of Making Foreign Policy: United States, Soviet Union, China (Brooks Cole, 1990), Congress and the Presidency in U.S. Foreign Policymaking (Westview, 1985), and numerous articles and papers. He continues to teach and especially enjoys introductory classes. His regard for the students has molded his approach to writinghe conveys scholarship in a language and within a frame of reference that undergraduates can appreciate. Rourke believes, as the theme of this book reflects, that politics affect us all and we can affect politics. Rourke practices what he propounds; his career long involved the universitys internship program and advising one of its political clubs. Additionally, he has served as a staff member of Connecticuts legislature, and has been involved in political campaigns on the local, state, and national levels.