Hey all, We are receiving some reports that the incidence of pop-ups (especially on Android) has gone up again in the last few days. Please report in comments if you’ve seen any kind of signific
I was completely absorbed by Joey Votto’s written commentary on an oral history of Joey Votto. Votto is nearing the end of a pretty successful career. I have wondered whether it would amount to
Gratified to see that someone has actually read my book and even more so that they kinda vaguely seemed to like it: It is at this complex interplay of candor and concealment that Patents for Power dra
Some thoughts at 1945 on the next year of a war that most doubted would last a month: Much of the rest of the conflict will depend on foreign intervention, but foreign intervention is contingent upon
The issue of Russia and imperial studies is complicated, but it has a lot to do with structures of Western academia: Shortly after the breakup of the Soviet Union into its constituent republics in 199
1945 asked me to write on Russia’s great power status, and I mostly stuck to the practical side rather than interrogating what it means to be a “great power”: Russia’s nuclear
Here’s a horrific account of Russian occupation policies at the beginning of the war: Their theory of occupation was not new. Soviet soldiers entering the territory of eastern Poland or the Balt
I dunno if Loomis has an obit prepared, but rest in peace Tim McCarver: Tim McCarver, the All-Star catcher and Hall of Fame broadcaster who during 60 years in baseball won two World Series title