public opinion

Examines the depiction of America by political cartoons in the Soviet Union's newspaper "Pravda" from its founding in 1912 to its final days in 1991, presenting analysis, nearly one hundred cartoon examples, and tables reflecting changing themes and trends.

Includes both primary and secondary sources from a variety of perspectives-eyewitnesses, scientific journals, government officials, and many others on the issue of military action against nations that support terrorism.

Presents both sides on dozens of arguments from abortion to vegetarianism.

When Jujube finds herself the butt of cruel jokes that are ruining her reputation, she decides to fight back.

A collection of interviews, essays, and speeches by significant individuals, such as Barak Obama, Julie Andres, Oprah Winfrey, and Cokie Roberts, that examines the influence of reading on success.

Reveals how a combination of fear and political correctness has forced politicians, intellectuals, religious leaders, and the media in both America and abroad to appease radical Islam, even when it means they must sacrifice basic values such as freedom of speech and freedom of the press.

Examines anti-American and anti-Israeli sentiment in Europe and the failure of European liberals to confront Islamic extremism in their own countries.

Examines how we have allowed media to bombard our children's lives and offers practical advice on countering the incessant parade of images that frighten, intrigue, and influence America's kids.

Assesses the commentary of American newspaper editors, columnists, and prominent commentators regarding the events and issues related to concluding the war against Japan, with examples of the thoughts, attitudes, opinions, and perceptions of citizens on the home front on how best to end World War II.