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Top Billing! MountainRunner –  Principles of Strategic Communication (Updated)  and  A Theory of Strategic Communication: ‘like an orchestra producing harmony’

I suspect that Matt has a strategic communications book in him in the near future. If not, well then he should.

Complexity and Social Networks BlogRegulating the madness of crowds… and Honest Signals

The second post is about a very intriguing book of the same name.

CTLab (Dr. Charli ) –  Autonomous Weapons and Asymmetric Conflict

A good read.

Presentation Zen Is education killing creativity?

Garr Reynolds highlights an interview with Sir Ken Robinson

Kent’s Imperative Glimpses into agent psychology

Odd that KI did not mention the real-life contemporaries of John Le Carre who did so much to shatter the Anglo-American intel community; Kim Philby and the rest of the Cambridge Five.

HNN Andreas UmlandThe Rise of Fascist Rhetoric in Russia

That’s it!

3 Responses to “Recommended Reading”

  1. scs Says:

    Umland’s article is ridiculous anti-Russian scaremongering.The Russians are not my favorite people in the world, but they invade countries to protect their own citizens, holding their national passports.  They don’t invade to steal oil.Mussolini said that Fascism was properly called Corporatism.  Who is more corporatist — the nation that bails out Wall Street, or the nation that invades Abkhasia and Ossetia?

  2. zen Says:

    Hi scs,

    Easy does it, I’m hardly anti-Russian. I just was excoriated last month by hundreds of commenters at Pajamas Media who were enraged at me for pointing out that Saakashvili basically provoked Moscow.
    .
    Andreas has been following and writing on the neo-Eurasianists for sometime. They are a nasty bunch and gaining influence with the siloviki. They bear watching and the raising of red flags ( no pun intended x 2 ) even if Umland engaged in hyperbole.

  3. Sean M. Brown Says:

    Hi Mark, We just posted an online version of an adapted excerpt of "Honest Signals" that appeared in the Fall 2008 MIT Sloan Management Review.
    http://sloanreview.mit.edu/smr/issue/2008/fall/18/

    Thought you might be interested… Sean


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