Under the Eagle's Wing: A National Security Strategy of the United States for 2009 is aimed at the new administration of 2009, and provides a sound national security strategy for the new century. Speaking from experience-former U.S. senator Gary Hart argues that threats such as terrorism, disease, and climate change are global challenges that should be addressed as such. A thoughtful treatise, Under the Eagle's Wing makes a compelling plea for our upcoming leaders to embrace a new world order, one in which the U.S. and other nations draw strength from a united approach.

The Principled Politician: The Story of Ralph Carr is the true story of the only political leader in the country to welcome Japanese-Americans to his state during World War II. Colorado Governor Ralph Carr took a courageous, yet unpopular, stance on the internment of Japanese-Americans. A riveting biography, The Principled Politician is the story of a courageous man sadly forgotten by Colorado and never known by his country.

A Solitary War: A Diplomat's Chronicle of the Iraq War and Its Lessons by Ambassador Heraldo Muñoz, examines the United States' controversial decision to take a unilateral stand and the repercussions for both the U.S. and the rest of the world. This fascinating case study explains why a multilateral approach to foreign policy, including reliance on international organizations such as the UN, is imperative in today's world. A Solitary War offers a compelling argument for rebuilding trust among the international community and returning to a truly cooperative global order.
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