Wednesday, January 12, 2005
RECOMMENDED READING [ Updated]
First, for those involved in the Sullivan-IraqWar discussion, Dave Schuyler had updated his post to include some new links and Andrew at Politics, Applied responded to my post, digging in for the long haul. Mohammed at Iraq the Model also discusses the potential for an Iraqi Civil War and Juan Cole examined the polling for the upcoming Iraqi election.
Marc Shulman has had so many good posts with interesting news items up in the last few days that all I can say is go spend some time on his blog, American Future.
New blog added to the blogroll on the advice of The Diplomad - an all expert group too...The Counterterrorism Blog. This one is a regular must read for anyone following the GWOT though I'm hoping the authors will shift toward including more analysis in their "breaking news, realtime" format.
Kirk Johnson's interview with realist foreign policy heavyweight, John Mearshimer is worth a look.
Finally, for something completely different, Geitner Simmons takes a look at slavery on Barbados.
UPDATE: An exchange with JB on Iran in his comments section at riting on the wall.
¶ 8:36 PM
First, for those involved in the Sullivan-IraqWar discussion, Dave Schuyler had updated his post to include some new links and Andrew at Politics, Applied responded to my post, digging in for the long haul. Mohammed at Iraq the Model also discusses the potential for an Iraqi Civil War and Juan Cole examined the polling for the upcoming Iraqi election.
Marc Shulman has had so many good posts with interesting news items up in the last few days that all I can say is go spend some time on his blog, American Future.
New blog added to the blogroll on the advice of The Diplomad - an all expert group too...The Counterterrorism Blog. This one is a regular must read for anyone following the GWOT though I'm hoping the authors will shift toward including more analysis in their "breaking news, realtime" format.
Kirk Johnson's interview with realist foreign policy heavyweight, John Mearshimer is worth a look.
Finally, for something completely different, Geitner Simmons takes a look at slavery on Barbados.
UPDATE: An exchange with JB on Iran in his comments section at riting on the wall.
¶ 8:36 PM
