Anthony Sampson Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

Seven huge companies which have dominated the world of oil - and all our lives - since Rockerfeller's first gigantic oil monopoly. The series of energy crises in the West in the seventies caused a radical shift of power towards the Arab and Iranian producers: but into whose hands will control of oil fall, or should it fall, in the future?

Anthony Sampson, der Nelson Mandela seit Jahren kennt, erhielt freien Zugang zu seinen privaten Papieren, seinen Briefen aus dem Gefängnis sowie wichtigen, bisher unveröffentlichten internationalen Unterlagen.

This thoroughly revised edition of a classic examines the recent deterioration of democratic representation in Great Britain. New Preface by the Author; Index.

This book concentrates on changes during the 1980s, the decade of unprecedented money-making; but it has a strong historical perspective, including many comparisons to the late 19th century. The book focuses on particular countries - the US, Japan, Britain, China, Latin America and Africa.

Discusses the relationship between international big business and Black political movements in South Africa.

Nelson Mandela became a legend in his own lifetime. The son of a chief, he qualified as a lawyer, then was one of the leaders of the African National Congress whose long, heroic struggle against the infamous system of Apartheid is vividly described in this biography. Accused of treason by the South African government, Mandela was incarcerated for twenty-seven years, years in which he was honored as the world's most famous political prisoner. Mary Benson follows his political and philosophical development as well as his personal life. The fascinating story of Mandela's delicate negotiations with the government, leading to the release of fellow prisoners and to his own dramatic emergence from prison in 1990, is captured along with South Africa's progress towards democratic elections. In that election Mandela and millions of his black fellow citizens voted for the first time in their lives. The final chapter, which concludes with Mandela's inauguration as president, conveys the significance and profound joy of this historic event.

Traces the history of national airlines, looks at the economic and political aspects of the air industry, and discusses the Soviet downing of Korean Air Lines Flight 007

A noted British journalist presents a guide to, and observations on, the structures and workings of British power, examining Britain's true ruler and assessing the causes of Britain's decline