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Review: 'Midnight on the Mavi Marmara'

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By Peter Certo, September 24, 2010

A new book on the international aid flotilla attacked by Israel sets the record straight.
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Review: 'The Ultimate Weapon is No Weapon'

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By Aurora Ellis, August 30, 2010

Can civilians and the military cooperate on building human security in conflict zones around the world?
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Review: Washington Rules

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By Andrew Feldman, August 26, 2010

Army-officer-turned professor Andrew Bacevich makes the realist case against American expansionism.
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Review: The American Way of War: How Bush's Wars Became Obama's

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By Andrew Feldman, August 20, 2010

Tom Engelhardt chronicles how the United States has succumbed to infinite war.
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Review: 'The Most Dangerous Place'

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By Anna Kalinina, August 17, 2010

Imtiaz Gul goes to Pakistan's tribal areas and details the region's descent into chaos.
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Review: 'China, Cambodia, and the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence'

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By Anna Kalinina, August 4, 2010

Sophie Richardson conducts a detailed examination of the beliefs driving China's foreign policy decisions.
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Review: 'Fixing Fractured Nations'

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By Greg Chaffin, August 2, 2010

A new collection of essays provides a comprehensive survey of ethnic conflicts in the Asia-Pacific region.
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