Author: Robert Farley
I'm sure that everyone has seen this, but that doesn't make it less awesome:Gates:Any soldier who goes into battle against the Taliban in pink boxers and flip-flops has a special.
Apparently the site isn't opening in Explorer, or at least isn't opening for some people (I don't seem to have a problem on my laptop, but do on my desktop)..
Upon my return from Seattle, I found this from Dana Goldstein:Rybczynski claims that only six American cities have downtowns dense enough for a mass transit-dependent lifestyle: New York (midtown and.
Over the past several weeks, a number of international relations scholar-bloggers have set forth lists of films suitable for use in an IR course. Unfortunately, most of these lists have.
This is the 20th and final chapter in the series on George Herring From Colony to Superpower. that Erik Loomis and I have embarked upon. The twentieth chapter runs from.
It's hard to disagree with David Kilcullen and Andrew Exum on the drone issue:Governments typically make several mistakes when attempting to separate violent extremists from populations in which they hide..
The government is on the verge of crushing the last remnant of the Tigers in Sri Lanka. The military defeat of the Tigers won't exactly solve the political issues in.
The Patterson School's new summer reading list is out. I've recently finished the Kilcullen and the Bacevich, both of which are quite good; reviews pending. Also, David Wescott of Business.