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The Globalist Bookshelf

2003 SELECTIONS

Bobby Muller: Speak Truth to Power
What are the views of a Vietnam veteran on the ongoing battle of landmines, war and global conflict?

Raghuram Rajan: Can Capitalism Be Saved?
What are the trials and tribulations of the capitalist system around the world today — and can they be fixed?

Ted Galen Carpenter: Bad Neighbor Policy
Is legalization the best alternative to Washington's current drug policy?

Noah Feldman: After Jihad
Has Washington forgotten the example of Algeria in its search for a model for a Muslim democracy?

Lester Thurow: Fortune Favors the Bold
Is the famed Tower of Babel a useful metaphor for understanding the phenomenon of globalization?

Michael Adams: Fire and Ice
Is the United States becoming more submissive while Canada becomes more self-assured?

Robert Kandel: Water From Heaven
How is water a factor for peace in the Middle East?

 
Fareed Zakaria: The Future of Freedom
How does Islam's view of democracy compare to other major world religions?

Martin Schram: Avoiding Armaggedon
How did U.S. efforts enable Muslim fundamentalists to strike?

Anthony Bourdain: A Cook's Tour
How does a chef think about a frenzied encounter in a Moroccan fez?

Lester Brown: Plan B
How can the United States be motivated to restructure its whole economy?

Muqtedar Khan: American Muslims
Is Egypt still the political and cultural center of the Arab world?

Jonathan Schell: The Unconquerable World
Does the decision between a U.S. empire or a U.S. republic matter to the world?

Clyde Prestowitz: Rogue Nation?
Will the United States be able to find its place in the process of economic and political globalization?

Michael Hirsh: At War With Ourselves
Is America squandering its chance to improve the future of the globe?

Gurcharan Das: The Elephant Paradigm
Has India managed to gain global recognition by becoming a nuclear power?

Michael Lind: Made in Texas
What role does the state of Texas now play in the United States - as well as the world?

Jeremy Rifkin: The Hydrogen Economy
How can hydrogen - as an alternative fuel source - remake civilization along radically new lines?

Why We Recommend These Books

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To give you the true flavor of the author and the material, we present an excerpt from a new book each week on The Globalist Bookshelf.

Rather than providing a review, we believe that there is nothing better than allowing the authors to speak for themselves.


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