Reading this post reminded me that I had thoughts, a year or so ago, about the disconnect between how the academic literature breaks down the state and the way that policymakers consistently seem to fail to understand that other states have domestic politics. In particularly,...
Author: Robert Farley
This set of answers is remarkably revealing of the quality of intellectual firepower in support of supply side economics...
I've been getting a lot of e-mails asking for reaction to this story. For my own previous writings, see here. Information Dissemination has done a lot of work on this.
How do you feel about states' rights, Mr. President? From Media Czech.
Rand Paul lacks both accreditation and a bachelor's degree? Rand Paul, the Republican U.S. Senate nominee in Kentucky, holds a medical degree from Duke University but never received a bachelor’s.
Like I say, every country has its neocons: In his first interview since his capture after the fall of Baghdad, Saddam Hussein's former top deputy Tariq Aziz tells the Guardian.
This is almost surreal. The company that's trying to put forward a Ukranian Antonov aircraft as the new USAF tanker is protesting a decision to reject its bid on account of tardiness. Here's the story: At issue is when USAF took control of the proposal...
I have an article up at Right Web on conservatives and civilian control of the military: The reaction of right-wing elites to the cashiering of McChrystal represents a genuine improvement.
Visit your nearest Lockheed Martin dealer today: Via Trimble.
Noah Shachtman's article on USAF targeting procedures in Afghanistan is worth re-reading. ... despite some speculation to the contrary, it appears that David Petraeus will retain the restrictions described in the above article.
Dusty Baker removed Travis Wood after 103 pitches tonight, despite the fact that he was pitching a two hit shutout. I am duly impressed. I also worry that these Reds.
My main interest in this thread is the proposition that the term "war crimes" has a relatively clear legal meaning, and that there's considerable treaty law, case law, and learned.