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[Sublime Oblivion] SSR #8: On Future War: Likewise, the early Cold War era strategist would have had to be very imaginative to envision nuclear planning losing its primacy, with the focus shifting from planning for massive tank battles on the Central European Plain, to today’s world of precision-guided munitions, stealth aircraft, the RMA, 4GW, and cyberwar or iWar.

[Making Sense of Sudan] Making Sense of Sudan » Blog Archive » The End of Trust: While this view may look bigoted, there are more grounds to suggest that the kingdoms and the sultanates that emerged in western Sudan turned out to be better controlled and administered than their counterparts that emerged in the northern part of Sudan. With the Turkish invasions of Sudan in the 19th century most of the northern dynasties disintegrated while those in western Sudan survived until the 20th century as established sultanates the remnants of which are functioning to our present day and era.

[AsiaSentinel] Asia Sentinel - The Indira Gandhi Legacy: Here it is being outgunned by China, which is raising the specter of its defeat of India under Nehru's watch in 1962 by .After everything covered up with help of the various so named religio-political radical groups, now, no hope left to get justice and The Indira Gandhi Legacy- Inner Truth i.e.

[Riding the Elephant] Indira Gandhi - a flawed legacy 25 years after her death: One of India’s most notable politicians and strongest leaders was dead, shot by her Sikh security guards, leaving a legacy that will long be debated but is generally regarded more negatively than positively.

[Ted Becker] Chapter 13 The Return of the American “Desperation Class”: The ...:      The CCP has its own political strategy in Asia and the rest of the world, one that is just about opaque (Those “inscrutable Chinese” are”¦well”¦inscrutable.) No one knows what their strategy is, although one can guess that a key component of it in the long term is, for sure, to get the United States out of Taiwan...and probably South Korea as well. They understand full well that these are the last two remaining American rooks on the Chinese-containment East Asian chessboard”¦besides Japan (which is still pretty much American’s black knight in Asia”¦although even a future détente with China-Japan is possible too).

[Aletho News] Behind the Drive to War « Aletho News: On the contrary, there is strong evidence that, in fact, oil companies did not welcome the war because they prefer stability and predictability to periodic oil spikes that follow war and political convulsion: “Looking back over the last 20 years, there is plenty of evidence showing the industry’s push for stability and cooperation with Middle Eastern countries and leaders, and the U.S. government’s drive for hegemony works against the oil industry.”  As Thierry Desmarest, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of France’s giant oil company, TotalFinaElf, put it, “A few months of cash generation is not a big deal. Stable, not volatile, prices and a $25 price (per barrel) would be convenient for everyone.”

[Centurean2's Weblog] Planned Chaos_ Ludwig von Mises 1947_”History will call our age ...: which, as they hint, will appear only after the working class will have passed “through long struggles, through a whole series of historical processes, wholly transforming both circumstances and men.”[29] The inference from all this is that one must realize socialism and quietly wait for a very long time until its promised benefits come. No unpleasant experiences in the period of transition, no matter how long this period may be, can disprove the assertion that socialism is the best of all conceivable modes of social organization.

[First Drafts - The Prospect magazine blog] Why Africa needs a new democracy « Prospect Magazine: Competing ethnic and linguistic groups, arbitrary borders—the legacy of colonial rule—and a lack of democratic tradition create an climate unsuited to electoral systems in which one group takes complete power at the expense of others. .... Western political and economic hegemony is on the wane. The principal purveyors of political, economic, cultural and social policy extending heavy-handed rule over foreign countries—Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, ...

[Thomas PM Barnett :: Weblog] Endnotes for Great Powers, Chapter Four (Thomas P.M. Barnett ...: For examples, see "China Discovers Hot Sheets Motels," Newsmax.com, March 2, 2008, found online at www.newsmax.com/international/chinas_sexual_revolution/2008/03/02/77153.html; and Maureen Fan, "Too Much Information?: A Radio Advice Program Tests China's Taboo on Talking Sex," Washington Post, September 11, 2006.

[Trinidad and Tobago News Blog] Globalisation is as old as Colonialism « Trinidad and Tobago News Blog: Held and McGrew, 2004) that masks the mechanisms of hegemony, injustice and control that underlie the neo-liberal globalised world order characterized by free trade instead of fair trade, advanced modern technology, power and wealth disparities between and within nations, unbridled hegemonic aggression, and Multi-national corporations and International Organizations acting as agents of G7 nations. The implication of the hegemonic forces that impinge on Caribbean sovereignty is that Caribbean nations are not free to adopt certain developmental orientations nor are they free to form deep relationships with some countries (such as Venezuela and Cuba) without incurring the wrath of the United States.

[Sherryx's Weblog] Problems of democracy in Pakistan: A Class Analysis « Sherryx's Weblog: In Pakistan this crisis-ridden system again creates a political instability that reflects the burning economic turmoil. The army and state are not a class, but in the last analysis the economic and social conditions determine the nature of the regime that is needed by the ruling class to preserve the system of exploitation of labour.

[The Memory Bank] The Memory Bank » Blog Archive » A short history of economic ...: In the second stage, coinciding roughly with the West’s experiment in social democracy at the height of the Cold War, anthropologists argued among themselves about whether or not special theories and methods were needed to study their preserve, tribal and peasant economies, thereby opening the way for Marxists to exercise a temporary dominance, but again mainly referring to the traditional objects of ethnography. The third stage of neo-liberal globalization, which may or may not be concluding in our day, has seen anthropologists open themselves up to the full range of human economic organization, studied from a variety of perspectives.

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