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Tightening the Screws

Peter L. Fitzgerald | Dec 01, 2001
Staunching the flow of funds to terrorist organizations take more than issuing exective orders. An inside look at a broken process, and how to fix it.

The World of Achilles: Ancient Soldiers, Modern Warriors

Robert D. Kaplan | Dec 01, 2001
Homer, not Woodrow Wilson, may prove to be the best source of wisdom for the 21st century.

Small Mercies: China and America after 9/11

David M. Lampton | Dec 01, 2001
Despite some shared interests in fighting Al-Qaeda, September 11 isn't really a watershed for Sino-American relations.

A Whole New World?

William J. Perry | Dec 01, 2001
The United States in moving inexorably toward closer political and economic association with Latin America. A quartet of recent books helps us plan the journey.

The Little Man's Revenge

Robert D. Kaplan | Nov 01, 2001
The Secret Agent, published in 1907, is about a shadowy anarchist, Adolf Verloc, who owns a shop selling low-end goods in a grimy, working class district of London.

Sky High: Illusions of Air Power

Conrad C. Crane | Sep 01, 2001
For all the talk of humane warfare from above, the Kosovo war reconfirmed airpower's perennial strength--its deadly efficacy against civilian targets.
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Books & Reviews

Scathing on Thin Ice

George Jonas | Sep 01, 2001
Christopher Hitchens' diatribe against Henry Kissinger should disappoint even the most credulous of the statesman's opponents. Effective polemic this is not.

1945 and All That

John Lukacs | Sep 01, 2001
Well-trained historians need not be specialists, as P.M.H. Bell's illuminating new volume confirms.

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