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THE ECLIPSE OF REASON, THE TRIUMPH OF ABSTRACTIONS OVER THE CREATED ORDER

4/18/2019

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LAW & LIBERTY
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THE LESSONS OF TRAGEDY FOR US STATECRAFT AND WORLD ORDER

4/18/2019

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LAW & LIBERTY:  BOOK REVIEW & EXPOSITION
War Books: The Theory and Practice of War
By Craig Whiteside, Modern War Institute: "When I left the Army and struck out on a path to become an academic, my professor at Washington State taught me how to balance personal experience and deep (but narrow) topical knowledge with the instincts of a balanced and objective political scientist."
In Statecraft, What is Tragedy Good For? by Neville Morley
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THE EMPTINESS OF STRUCTURAL REALISM IN FOREIGN POLICY

4/16/2019

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Structural Realism Has No Clothes  by Paul D. Miller
What is remarkable is that, despite decades of scholarship and change, today’s structural realists have revised or changed almost none of their views. Read More »
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JOHN B. TAYLOR EXAMINES GLOBAL MONETARY POLICY

4/3/2019

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New Book Examines US, Global Monetary Policy
via Hoover Daily ReportIn their new Hoover Institution Press book, Currencies, Capital, and Central Bank Balances, economists John H. Cochrane and John B. Taylor and Kyle Palermo address big-picture debates affecting US and global monetary policy.
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