This is the last of a nine part series on the Patterson School Summer Reading List.1. China's Trapped Transition, Minxin Pei2. The End of Poverty, Jeffrey Sachs3. Illicit, Moises Naim4. In Spite of the Gods, Edward Luce5. The Utility of Force, Rupert Smith6. The Box,...
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This is the eighth of a nine part series on the Patterson School Summer Reading List.1. China's Trapped Transition, Minxin Pei2. The End of Poverty, Jeffrey Sachs3. Illicit, Moises Naim4..
This is the seventh of a nine part series on the Patterson School Summer Reading List.1. China's Trapped Transition, Minxin Pei2. The End of Poverty, Jeffrey Sachs3. Illicit, Moises Naim4..
This is the sixth of a nine part series on the Patterson School Summer Reading List.1. China's Trapped Transition, Minxin Pei2. The End of Poverty, Jeffrey Sachs3. Illicit, Moises Naim4. In Spite of the Gods, Edward Luce5. The Utility of Force, Rupert Smith6. The Box,...
My review of The Utility of Force is up at The American Prospect. Also see this review over at Armchair Generalist.
This is the fourth of a nine part series on the Patterson School Summer Reading List.1. China's Trapped Transition, Minxin Pei2. The End of Poverty, Jeffrey Sachs3. Illicit, Moises Naim4..
The 2007 Patterson School Spring Simulation is (finally) over. High points:Fidel kicks the bucketUS Ambassador to OAS declares Raul Castro deadCanadian Ambassador to Cuba expelledUSS John F. Kennedy sinks (or maybe not)"Freedom Flotilla" leaves Miami for CubaUS Ambassador to OAS relieved of dutiesRaul Castro takes...
Sorry for the light blogging. I've been in Newport, Rhode Island, doing a bit of work for the Navy. In light of my time here, I'd like to retract any.
This is the fourth of an eight part review series of the Patterson Summer Reading List.1. Colossus, Niall Ferguson2. Illicit, Moises Naim3. The End of Poverty, Jeffrey Sachs4. The World.
This is the first of a series of eight reviews of books on the Patterson Summer Reading List.God, this is a terrible book.You get the sense that it's bad from the cover quotes. Gaddis: "No contemporary historian rivals ... Ferguson for the range, productivity, and...