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| Bah. Fucked the quotes above. Read this instead. by Lizard_King 08/08/2003, 4:22pm PDT | ||||
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E. L. Koba wrote: That is really interesting. Especially the bit about the NCO's. I wonder if anyone has done a comparable study of Red Army structures in both the USSR and China, although I imagine access to training in the latter would be a problem. In the same vein, with a different take on the continuity of the whole thing, The New Arab Way of War. Plus everyone should read The Lexus and the Olive Tree. Would the impact this book has on me be diminished by the fact that I have never liked a single thing T. Friedman has written before? I mean, does it adhere to his pattern of stating an interesting conceit and then self-destructing by trying to turn it into a rule of economics? I don't know, but I am always instinctively repelled when anyone from the New York Times discusses globalization...would this be the exception to the rule? |
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SB might find this interesting. by 08/08/2003, 3:30pm PDT  Re: SB might find this interesting. by 08/08/2003, 3:54pm PDT Re: SB might find this interesting. by 08/08/2003, 4:21pm PDT Bah. Fucked the quotes above. Read this instead. by 08/08/2003, 4:22pm PDT Re: Bah. Fucked the quotes above. Read this instead. by 08/08/2003, 7:32pm PDT Re: Bah. Fucked the quotes above. Read this instead. by 08/08/2003, 8:41pm PDT Re: SB might find this interesting. by 08/09/2003, 12:33am PDT Re: SB might find this interesting. by 08/09/2003, 12:34am PDT On the other hand, by 08/09/2003, 12:55am PDT You and I both, re: Krugman. NT by 08/09/2003, 7:36am PDT |
