Author: Robert Farley
I think Matt Yglesias is spot on; an Iranian style government in Iraq means little or nothing to the attitude of that government towards Iran. In international politics, and especially with.
Henry Wirz was the Confederate commander at Andersonville, and one of a very few important Confederates hanged at the end of the war. After watching a crappy History Channel documentary.
Rewatching the Daily Show, I'm reminded of perhaps the most reprehensible words that our President has spoken: The strong have a duty to protect the weak Unless, of course, the.
For such a horrible little country, I find North Korea to be bizarrely endearing: "We advise the U.S. to negotiate with dealers in peasant markets it claims that are to its.
Check out the cool discussion on Johns Ford and Wayne between Lance Mannion, James Wolcott, and a variety of others here, here, here, here, and here. The matter of the discussion has to do.
A lot of people have been talking about the subject; see Drum, Rosenfeld, Kilgore, and Klein. The consensus from the left side of the blogosphere seems to be roughly as follows: Killing agricultural.
Some thoughts on their major differences. . . The biggest difference, as Yglesias notes, is that neorealist really don't care about regime type. In other words, making Iraq a democracy.
Matt Yglesias, refusing to take my advice, has continued to dig into Theory of International Politics and its attendant commentary. There are a couple of important points to remember when you're trying to.