 | "A Problem from Hell" : America and the Age of Genocide
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by Perennial
Paperback
(06 May, 2003)
(140 reviews) 
Customer Review: Wonderful, Scholarly Look At Problem of Genocide!: In reading the introduction to this terrific book by Harvard professor Samantha Powers, |
 | 9-11
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by Seven Stories Press
Paperback
(October, 2001)
(144 reviews)
Customer Review: Excellent, and inappropriately reviewed: I really wonder if the Library Journal reviewer bothered to read the whole book, or just stopped when he found that Chomsky was departing from the post-9/11 unquestioning acceptance of the 'US vs. |
 | 9/11: The Big Lie
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by Continental Sales
Paperback
(01 August, 2002)
(6 reviews) 
Customer Review: This book IS "The Big Lie": A littany of distortions and fabrications, on par with Holocaust-denial. Think the USA provoked WW-II? |
 | A Call to Conscience : The Landmark Speeches of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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by Time Warner Audiobooks
Audio CD
(01 January, 2001)
(9 reviews)
Customer Review: A Prophetic Voice of the 21st Century: An outstanding history of the Civil Rights movement through the most famous speeches of MLK. |
 | A Greater Freedom: Stories of Faith from Operation Iraqi Freedom
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by Broadman & Holman Publishers
Hardcover
(01 April, 2004)
(3 reviews) 
Customer Review: Wonderful book, wonderful stories: I found this book while browsing in my local bookstore. It caught my attention, and I picked it up to thumb through the pages. |
 | A Long Short War: The Postponed Liberation of Iraq
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by Plume Books
Paperback
(03 June, 2003)
(28 reviews)
Customer Review: 3 Reasons: Christopher Hitchens is generally regarded as one of the finest essayist of our time, a conclusion not hindered by this neat collection of lush essays laying out both the recent history of the Middle East and the reasons for our attack on Iraq. |
 | A Look over My Shoulder : A Life in the Central Intelligence Agency
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by Random House
Hardcover
(08 April, 2003)
(4 reviews) 
Customer Review: Revealing: politics is personal, too: This book is not afraid to look at fundamental problems in the area of intelligence, which America today is finding amazingly similar to the problems that Richard Helms observed in Germany immediately after World War Two. |
 | A Nation Challenged: A Visual History of 9/11 and Its Aftermath
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by The New York Times/Callaway
Hardcover
(August, 2002)
(3 reviews)
Customer Review: Provocative and honest: This collection of photos and essays was one of the few to come out in 2002 that did not smack of "we're in it for the money" opportunism. |
 | Above Hallowed Ground: A Photographic Record of September 11, 2001
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by Studio Books
Hardcover
(22 August, 2002)
(6 reviews)
Customer Review: Very detailed photos: If you live or used to live somewhere in the New York area, you might have a grim desire for a book that shows exactly how the WTC attacks affected specific shops, |
 | Absent Friends
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by Delacorte Press
Hardcover
(28 September, 2004)
Editorial Review: Lawrence Block was early out of the gates with a crime novel, Small Town, that drew its sweeping story from the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, U.S. terrorist attacks, only to be followed closely by John le Carr&# |
 | Against All Enemies: Inside America's War on Terror
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by Free Press
Hardcover
(22 March, 2004)
(457 reviews)
Editorial Review: Few political memoirs have made such a dramatic entrance as that by Richard A. Clarke. During the week of the initial publication of Against All Enemies, Clarke was featured on 60 Minutes, testified before the 9/11 commission, |
 | All the Shah's Men : An American Coup and the Roots of Middle East Terror
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by John Wiley & Sons
Paperback
(30 July, 2004)
(56 reviews)
Customer Review: An excellent book, packed with information: I recommend this book to every person interested in the modern history of the Midde East and wondering why are there only extremists rising from the region. |
 | America Right Or Wrong: An Anatomy Of American Nationalism
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by Oxford University Press
Hardcover
(30 September, 2004)
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 | America the Vulnerable: How Our Government Is Failing to Protect Us from Terroris
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by HarperCollins
Hardcover
(20 July, 2004)
Editorial Review: The most gripping portion of Stephen Flynn's examination of America's defense shortcomings in the war on terror arrives early. The entire second chapter imagines an elaborate but feasible dirty-bomb attack that brings the nation's transportation system to a halt and presents the President with two dreadful options: reopen borders closed by the emergency and risk further attack, |
 | American Jihad: The Terrorists Living Among Us
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by Free Press
Paperback
(04 February, 2003)
(30 reviews)
Customer Review: This is real, this is now, this is happening in America: Disturbing - nothing else can describe the sensation of a situation in which Muslim terrorist agitators scream for American blood and carnage, |
 | American Soldier
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by ReganBooks
Hardcover
(03 August, 2004)
Editorial Review: As Commander in Chief of the United States Central Command from July 2000 through July 2003, Tommy Franks led the American and Coalition forces to victory in both Afghanistan and Iraq. Unsurprisingly, the portions of American Soldier covering these wars are the most interesting because they combine military maneuvers, |
 | An Autumn of War : What America Learned from September 11 and the War on Terroris
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by Anchor
Paperback
(13 August, 2002)
(30 reviews)
Customer Review: Essential reading.......: David Hanson provides great historical anecdotes throughout this book. Writing in a fresh and compelling way, |
 | An End to Evil: How to Win the War on Terror
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by Random House
Hardcover
(30 December, 2003)
(146 reviews) 
Editorial Review: Some observers see the global political landscape as a complex amalgam of divergent worldviews, shades of gray that usually move in harmony but sometimes collide with violent results. David Frum and Richard Perle, |
 | An Ordinary Person's Guide to Empire
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by South End Press
Paperback
(15 September, 2004)
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 | Anti-Americanism
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by Encounter Books
Hardcover
(01 September, 2003)
(30 reviews)
Customer Review: A fascinating and eye-opening book: In this fascinating book, French author and Journalist Jean-Francois Revel looks at worldwide anti-Americanism in general, |
 | Autobiography of Malcolm X
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by Ballantine Books
Mass Market Paperback
(12 October, 1987)
(214 reviews)
Editorial Review: Malcolm X's searing memoir belongs on the small shelf of great autobiographies. The reasons are many: the blistering honesty with which he recounts his transformation from a bitter, self-destructive petty criminal into an articulate political activist, |
 | Beauty Beyond The Ashes: Choosing Hope After Crisis
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by Howard Publishing Company
Hardcover
(11 November, 2004)
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 | Between War and Peace : Lessons from Afghanistan to Iraq
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by Random House Trade Paperbacks
Paperback
(10 February, 2004)
(5 reviews)
Customer Review: Wisdom and Foresight: Go back and read both of Hanson's books that sprung from 9/11. You will see how deeply this man understands historical trends. |
 | Beyond Baghdad: Postmodern War and Peace
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by Stackpole Books
Hardcover
(01 October, 2003)
(12 reviews)
Customer Review: Brilliant - without reservation!: With this book Ralph Peters further establishes himself as the West's foremost strategist-philosopher. |
 | Body of Secrets : Anatomy of the Ultra-Secret National Security Agency
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by Anchor
Paperback
(30 April, 2002)
(130 reviews)
Customer Review: Still a Mixed Bag: I did a tour of duty some 30 years ago as a 'spook' with the Naval Security Group and have knowledge of some of the events and SIGINT (Signal Intelligence) processes Bamford writes about. |
 | Breakdown: How America's Intelligence Failures Led to September 11
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by Regnery Publishing
Hardcover
(25 August, 2002)
(30 reviews)
Customer Review: Failure is not an option: Allow me to repeat that: failure is not an option - unless, presumably, you work in the CIA and your name is George Tenet. |
 | Bush at War
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by Simon & Schuster
Hardcover
(19 November, 2002)
(192 reviews)
Editorial Review: Bush at War focuses on the three months following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, during which the U.S. prepared for war in Afghanistan, took steps toward a preemptive strike against Iraq, intensified homeland defense, and began a well-funded CIA covert war against terrorism around the world. |
 | Bushworld: Enter at Your Own Risk
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by Putnam Publishing Group
Hardcover
(03 August, 2004)
Editorial Review: If metaphors were cigarettes, New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd would be a chain smoker. Through many years and countless columns spent chronicling the fall of George H.W. Bush and the ascension of George W. |
 | Chain of Command : The Road from 9/11 to Abu Ghraib
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by HarperCollins
Hardcover
(13 September, 2004)
Editorial Review: Seymour Hersh has been a legendary investigative reporter since 1969 when he broke the My Lai story in Vietnam. His considerable skill and well-placed sources inside the government, intelligence community, |
 | Charlie Wilson's War: The Extraordinary Story of the Largest Covert Operation in
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by Atlantic Monthly Press
Hardcover
(April, 2003)
(70 reviews)
Customer Review: The essence of what the CIA calls 'blowback': There are two books in here. The first is George Crile's masterful recounting of a buried episode in American history: how a relatively (and perhaps purposely) obscure Congressman from Lufkin, |
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