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Adrian Leftwich (1940-2013) was a Professor in the Department of Politics, and later research director of the University's Development Leadership Programme. He published many influential books, including States of Development: On the Primacy of Politics in Development (2000), Democracy and Development (1995), and Redefining Politics: People’s Nations and Power (1983).
This virtual bookshelf highlights his collection of books which were donated to the Library in 2013. The subject areas include sociology, South African politics (including Apartheid), political development, African history and Economic development.
To find all the items from this donated collection please see:
Leftwich collection in YorSearch
Selected shelf locations for publications relevant to Politics:
A | Philosophy |
A 70+ | Morals, rights |
A 72 | Ethics |
A 79.9 | Toleration |
D | Sociology |
D 0.18 | Social research methods |
D 1.153 | Social movements, revolution |
D 1.24 | Social change |
D 1.3+ | Human ecology, environment |
D 1.33 | Population movement, migration |
D 1.433+ | Women, feminism |
D 9.26+ | Urban development, planning |
DA | Social policy |
DA 1.5 | Disaster relief |
DA 1.53 | War: humanitarian aid |
DA 1.6+ | Welfare state |
DA 2+ | Health services |
DA 4+ | Crime |
DA 4.151 | Genocide |
DA 4.47 | Private security |
DA 5+ | Prisons, penology |
G | Economics |
G 0.1 MAR | Marx: economic theory |
G 0.15 | Capitalism |
G 8.9+ | Economic development |
H | Politics |
H 0.1+ | Political thought, political theory, e.g. |
H 0.1 HOB | Hobbes |
H 0.1 MAC | Machiavelli |
H 0.1 PLA | Plato |
H 0.1 ROU | Rousseau |
H 0.11 | Authority, power |
H 0.13 | Liberalism |
H 0.14 | Socialism |
H 0.15 | Communism |
H 0.16 | Conservatism |
H 0.17 | Fascism |
H 0.18 | Utopianism |
H 0.255 | Political development |
H 0.258 | Nationalism |
H 0.9+ | History of political thought |
H 1+ | The state; forms of government |
H 1.6 | Democracy, public participation |
H 1.9+ | Political situation by region/country, e.g. |
H 1.94 | Europe |
H 1.942 | UK |
H 1.968 | South Africa |
H 1.973 | USA |
H 1.98 | South America |
H 2.1 | Human rights |
H 2.25 | Citizenship |
H 2.3+ | Social class |
H 2.42 | Trade unions |
H 2.44 | Protest groups, direct action |
H 2.45 | Military, armed forces |
H 2.47 | Mass media |
H 2.5 | Civil war, terrorism |
H 2.6+ | Ethnicity, race relations |
H 4.21+ | Electoral systems |
H 5+ | Political parties |
H 7.172 | Conflict resolution |
H 7.174 | Disarmament |
H 8+ | Parliament, legislatures |
HA | Public Administration |
HA 0.1 | Theory of governance |
HA 1+ | Public administration by region/country, e.g. |
HA 1.4 | Europe |
HA 1.42 | UK |
HA 1.73 | USA |
HA 2 | Central government |
HA 2.21 | Policy analysis |
HA 2.335 | Public security, prison service |
HA 2.336 | Public health, enviroment, climate |
HA 2.337 | Intelligence service |
HA 2.34 | Justice departments |
HA 2.35 | Defence departments |
HA 2.393 | IT and government |
HA 2.5+ | Civil service |
HA 2.9 | Accountability |
HA 2.96 | Public inquiries |
HA 3+ | Local government |
HA 3.32 | Local police |
HB | International Relations |
HB 1+ | By region/country |
HB 2.2 | United Nations |
HB 2.28 | UN peacekeeping |
HB 2.44 EUR | European Parliament |
HB 3.028 | Post-war recovery |
HB 3.03 | Defence policy |
HB 3.032 | Security treaties |
HB 5.4 | Nuclear weapons, chemical weapons |
J | Law |
J 341+ | International law |
J 341.26 | Recognition of states |
J 341.48 | Human rights law |
J 341.582 | Embargoes, sanctions |
J 341.69 | War crimes |
J 342+ | Constitutions |
J 344.046 | Environmental protection law |
J 347+ | Civil law |