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?An exhaustive study of the concept of ideology, particularly in light of English analytic philosophy....The work should be contained in collections that seek to be complete in the areas of political theory or philosophy, but its use of the tools of analytic philosophy will make it of interest to a broader audience....many footnotes, extensive bibliography. Of primary interest to scholars in the field.?-Choice

?Mr. Berle, whose long career of outstanding public service in the Latin-American field gives him special credentials for setting forth his strong views, has produced a highly provocative and thoughtful policy book, possibly the most significant currently available study of the United States-Latin American relationship....Though Mr. Berle's book was completed before the official entry of Cuba in the cold war through the Soviet military guarant...

The author discusses the social, economic, and political problems of British Honduras as they are affected by the variety of racial, religious, and linguistic components in its small population. These problems are looked at in their historical context as well.

?Realism, commonsense and objectivity are the keynotes of this unemotional analysis of South Africa's relations with the rest of the world in general and Britain in particular. Mr. Austin has no love for apartheid and would dearly like to see it give way to something more rational and just.?-Economist

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?Freedman's bibliography should significantly improve access to material on food use in human culture, for he has gathered in a single volume contributions from numerous and widely disparate fields....over 9, 000 entries to published and unpublished works worldwide....An extensive index composed of title key words and subjects provides access to the individual entries. Useful to both professionals and beginning students in a wide range of fiel...

The author develops the concept that logistics constitute a bridge between the national economy and the combat forces. He explains the role of the civilian as well as of the professional, and discusses the differences in their modes of thought and methods of operation.