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Tom Barnett's New Book
Barnett’s Trilogy is now complete. The link here provides the chapter headings for his new book (due out in Feb ‘09) entitled Great Powers: America and the World After Bush. This is going… more →
Indistinct Union: Christianity, Integral Philosophy, and Politics
Going deeper: strategy, tactics, operations
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andreaskluth wrote 6 months ago: If you’re still into this emerging little sub-series on strategy and Clausewitz, read Kenneth … more →
Pessimism Porn?
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redtory wrote 7 months ago: ABC’s Dan Harris is fixated on “a little something called pessimism porn.” According to Harris it’s … more →
What Tom Barnett should have told Congress about America's 21st century Navy
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Fabius Maximus wrote 8 months ago: Thomas Barnett is one of our foremost geopolitical visionaries, so his presentations are always wort … more →
Tom Barnett's New Book
Chris Dierkes wrote 11 months ago: Barnett’s Trilogy is now complete. The link here provides the chapter headings for his new bo … more →
Thomas Barnett
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paulettepaterson wrote 1 year ago: It’s safe to say that the first arrival in Australia related to us is Thomas Barnett, one of the o … more →
Skypecast: Integral Politics (Audio Content)
Chris Dierkes wrote 1 year ago: integral-politics-pt1 Click the link above for a discussion of integral politics between Scott and I … more →
Another brilliant metaphor by Tom Barnett, helping us to more clearly see our changing world
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Fabius Maximus wrote 1 year ago: Tom Barnett is one of our leading geopolitical visionaries, whose analysis helps us more clearly see … more →
A powerful weapon, at the sight of which we should tremble and our enemies rejoice
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Fabius Maximus wrote 1 year ago: Summary: This is a brief case study of a hubris and Powerpoint. Powerpoint is a deadly weapon, which … more →
Visionaries point the way to success in the age of 4GW
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Fabius Maximus wrote 1 year ago: After WWII we entered the age in which 4GW is the primary mode of warfare. In response first come a … more →
Will we bomb Iran, now that Admiral Fallon is gone?
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Fabius Maximus wrote 1 year ago: The Internet is our collective mind made visible, more so than print, radio, and television. It all … more →
Resigned to Reality
johnibii wrote 1 year ago: By Oliver North The Washington Times March 16, 2008 Governor Eliot Spitzer of New York resigned this … more →
Valuable new insights about the culture of war... a preview
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Fabius Maximus wrote 1 year ago: Western writers about military and political theory sees war as a largely rational activity, at leas … more →
Geopolitical implications of the current economic downturn
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Fabius Maximus wrote 1 year ago: Summary: How will this recession end? My guess: with re-balancing of the global economy and a dec … more →
Barnett: The Brief
Chris Dierkes wrote 1 year ago: This is the brief on the Pentagon’s New Map and a Blueprint for Action that Thomas Barnett ha … more →
Arrows in the Eagle's claw - solutions to 4GW
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Fabius Maximus wrote 2 years ago: This series describes the various types of solutions to modern warfare, herein called fourth generat … more →
Why the Black Swan, Soob?
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subadei wrote 2 years ago: Initially this post was to illustrate the fact that the Black Swan conflation with 5GW was fueled by … more →
Barnett and Mann on China
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subadei wrote 2 years ago: Via Simulated Laughter and New Yorker in DC this debate about China between T. Barnett and J. Mann. … more →
More on Brave New War
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subadei wrote 2 years ago: Some more reviews of BNW: Thoughts on Brave New War: Adam at Simulated Laughter Brave New War part I … more →
Bruises and other discolorations
littlewhiteearbuds wrote 2 years ago: Links galore! First, those of you wondering how the Lindstrom live PA went, my friend Tyler wrote it … more →
