RECOMMENDED READING<\/b><\/p>\n
A variety of subjects on this holiday weekend.<\/p>\n
Top Billing!:<\/span> Marc Schulman<\/a><\/strong> – “Orwell, the Left, and 9\/11<\/a>“<\/p>\n A substantial and well researched essay by Marc and, for me, a timely one as I had my students begin reading Orwell late last week. Marc has also, incidently, given American Future<\/strong> <\/a>a facelift. Looks sharp !<\/p>\n Dr. Thomas P. M. Barnett<\/strong><\/a> – “Q&A<\/strong><\/a>“<\/p>\n Tom gives a reader insight into his strategic thinking process; and in another post<\/a>, gives further indication of the direction of Book III.<\/p>\n Dr. Thomas C. Reeves<\/strong> – “Teaching the Many Instead of the Few<\/a>” and PHK<\/a><\/strong> – “Missing in Action: Geography, World History and Foreign Languages<\/a>“<\/p>\n The state of American education is fodder for no shortage of good posts.<\/p>\n Newshog<\/a><\/strong> – “Analytical Assumptions for Iraq Part I<\/a>., Part II<\/a>. and Part III<\/a>.”<\/p>\n While I would quibble with the Newshogs at many points, overall a thought-provoking foreign policy series. Hat tip to Dave<\/strong> at The Glittering Eye<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n