Wippl Publishes Review of “A Drop of Treason“
“The author has presented a portrait of a man he considers basically as honorable in his convictions against the CIA and on behalf of the Cuban Revolution. But as presented in this biography, Agee is pathetic rather than honorable.”
Heine Publishes Review of “The Alphabets of Latin America“
“This slim but meaty collection of poems regales us both with elegant poetry and a splendid, panoramic introduction to many facets of the mestizo continent.”
“Asia Policy” Publishes Review Roundtable of Miller’s Latest Book
A panel of scholars discuss why some rising powers become great powers while others do not, factors driving the rise of these states, and other concepts explored in Professor Miller’s latest book.
Sarkar Participates in TNSR Roundtable on Nuclear Revolution
“Even though Green is not the first person to challenge the claim that nuclear weapons tend to have a stabilizing effect on international politics or the core assumptions upon which that claim is based, he unquestionably makes significant theoretical and empirical contributions.”
Wippl Publishes Book Review of Risk Taker, Spy Maker
“[Michael Broman’s] fascination for [Southeast Asia] is boundless and, therefore, addictive.”
Shifrinson Publishes Book Review in Russia Matters
Prof. Joshua Shifrinson reviewed No Place for Russia: European Security Institutions Since 1989 (Columbia University Press, August 2018) by William H. Hill.
Norton Publishes Review of Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn’s Book, Policies
Prof. Augustus Richard Norton examines how ideas and policies proposed by Flynn are representative of positions that are salient in the White House.
Gallagher’s Book Reviewed in Economic and Political Weekly
Prof. Kevin Gallagher’s book, “Ruling Capital,” was reviewed in Economic and Political Review.
Menchik’s Book Reviewed in Politique Étrangère
Islam and Democracy in Indonesia examines how Indonesia’s Islamic organizations envision the accommodation of religious difference in the country.