Hi,

I'm getting rid of some old uni textbooks to make space in my flat. If you're interested in any of them, you can have them for free - you just need to cover postage, or you can meet me somewhere in central London.

I'm going to give them to a charity shop if no one wants them, but I thought some of you bedwetters might be interested. Maybe some of them are still set texts for current students, I don't know.

Don't PM me as I probably won't read it. Just post want you want in the thread below and i'll get in touch.

Politics:

* Oxford concise dictionary of politics (published in 1996).

* 'Political Theory: An Introduction' - Andrew Heywood, 2nd Edition.

* 'Political Ideologies: An Introduction' - Andrew Heywood, 2nd Edition.

* 'American Government' - Lowi & Ginsberg, 6th Edition. A good beginner's guide.

* 'The Globalization of World Politics: An introduction to International Relations' - John Baylis & Steve Smith, 2nd Edition.

* 'Essentials of International Relations' - Karen Mingst, 2nd Edition. A good beginner's guide.

* 'Has Marxism a future?' - John Hoffman. A pamphlet rather than a book. It was published in 1991 though, so we already know the answer to the question!

* 'Stupid White Men' - Michael Moore. LOL!

History:

* 'An Economic and Social History of Western Europe since 1945' - Anthony Sutcliffe.

* 'The Ascendancy of Europe 1815 - 1914' - M S Anderson.

* 'Colonial America: A History, 1585 - 1776' - Richard Middleton, 2nd Edition

* 'Barricades and Borders: Europe 1800 - 1914' - Robert Gildea, 2nd Edition.