Books by IWP Faculty

Dziak, John J. 1980. The institutional foundations of Soviet military doctrine. [Washington, DC]: [Institute for Sino-Soviet Studies, George Washington University].

“The first major tyrannical act of Idi Amin was to expel the Ugandans of Asian background, including those born there. I was there during the expulsion and played a role in trying to ameliorate the damages.”- Thomas P. Melady

“As a former Ambassador to Uganda, during the very difficult and some would say dangerous times of Idi Amin, my wife and I relate in some detail the situation in Uganda while he was the dictator.”-Thomas P. Melady 

This book is a collection of speeches given at a National Convention of the Catholic Campaign for America by a variety of political, media, and education figures in the interest of recalling America to a reawakening of Judeo-Christian values.

A history of the several near-genocides that took place in Burundi, including the one toward the end of Thomas Melady’s assignment as Ambassador (1969-1972).

In this book, Dr. R.B. Suhartono, based on his experiences in the development work of the U.N., and Amb. Melady, primarily based on his experiences in Ethiopia, write about lessons learned.

Operation Conflict Analysis applies the methods and tools of economic analysis to the study of conflict. To order this book, please click here.

This book is a call to American conscience to take an active and strategic role in overcoming the divisions and healing the wounds inflicted on the human family by poverty, race, and distorted religious understanding.

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This book is a follow-up to the Revolution of Color, discussing what were the policies of the West toward the newly independent countries of Africa and Asia.