NORTH AMERICA.

Books Reviewed George C. Edwards III, WHY THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE IS BAD FOR AMERICA, (ALAN SIAROFF), Alexander T. J. Lennon and Camille Eiss, RESHAPING ROGUE STATES: preemption, regime change, and US policy towards Iran, Iraq and North Korea, (ALEX BELLAMY), Alan Schroeder, CELEBRITY-IN-CHIEF: how show business took over the White House, (AARON COOLEY), Donald P. Green and Alan S. Gerber, GET OUT THE VOTE: how to increase voter turnout, (PAT LYONS), Mark N. Franklin, VOTER TURNOUT AND THE DYNAMICS OF ELECTORAL COMPETITION IN ESTABLISHED DEMOCRACIES SINCE 1945, (PAT LYONS), David M. Ricci, GOOD CITIZENSHIP IN AMERICA, (YVES LABERGE), Steve A. Yetiv, EXPLAINING FOREIGN POLICY: US decision making and the Persian Gulf War, (LEE MARSDEN), John Lewis Gaddis, SURPRISE, SECURITY, AND THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE, (ERIC J. C. MEIJER), James David Meernik, THE POLITICAL USE OF MILITARY FORCE IN US FOREIGN POLICY, (CLAIRE THOMAS), Thomas M. Magstadt, AN EMPIRE IF YOU CAN KEEP IT: power and principle in American foreign policy, (SAMUEL JACOB KURUVILLA), Paul Hollander (ed.), UNDERSTANDING ANTI-AMERICANISM: its origins and impact at home and abroad, (YVES LABERGE), Robert Harrison, CONGRESS, PROGRESSIVE REFORM, AND THE NEW AMERICAN STATE, (AARON COOLEY), Andrew S. McFarland, NEOPLURALISM: the evolution of political process theory, (JAMES G. MELLON), Christopher J. Insole, THE POLITICS OF HUMAN FRAILTY: a theological defence of political liberalism, (LIFFORD ANGELL BATES, JR.), [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]