카지노싸이트 Librarians Group discussion

In 1972, Alfred W. McCoy published a book called The Politics of Heroin in Southeast Asia. Nearly 20 years later in 1991, he published a book called The Politics of Heroin: CIA Complicity in the Global Drug Trade. On the copyright and title page, the 1991 book is described as "A completely revised and expanded edition of The Politics of Heroin in Southeast Asia."

Currently on 카지노싸이트, the 1972 book and the 1991 book are listed on the same Editions page. Should it remain this way, or is the fact that the 1991 book has been "completely revised and expanded" enough to warrant labeling it as a separate book?

Bumping with an additional question re: this book. This is the cover of the most recent edition, from 2003:


And this is what the title is listed as on the copyright page:



However, the publisher's website does not include the full list of countries in the title. Should the title be edited to include the countries, or should it be left as is?

It's been several days, so I'm bumping in hopes of getting some more eyes on this.

1. The books should remain combined, not separated. I've edited the descriptions on the revised editions that didn't already make mention of the revision.

2. The sub-subtitle, in this case the list of countries, wouldn't be included in the title. I added it to the description.