Jonathan Bailey Boeken

Through 200 stunning photographs by Jonathan Bailey and 19 insightful essays from experts in various fields, this work emphasizes the urgent need for conservation of sacred lands. It explores the threats these areas face and offers perspectives from archaeologists, anthropologists, artists, and tribal leaders, highlighting the importance of responsible stewardship and the interconnectedness of culture and environment.

This unique book offers first-hand testimonies from senior participants in Britain's recent military campaigns. It explores themes like civilian-military relations and the evolving nature of war, making it essential for military academies and historians studying the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. It also has significant policy implications for NATO and the UK.

The book explores the profound impact of military involvement on technological advancements, highlighting how military research has driven the creation of powerful weapons throughout history, from ancient siege engines to modern missiles. It delves into the unexpected innovations that emerged from these programs, showcasing the dual nature of military technology as both a force for destruction and a catalyst for unexpected developments.

Focusing on the strategic dynamics of great powers in East Asia, the analysis begins with the pivotal Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905. It explores the lasting themes that have influenced the region's geopolitical landscape, examining how historical events shape contemporary relations among nations. The book delves into the complexities of power struggles and their implications for future interactions in East Asia.