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* Book Review: “The Geopolitics of Emotion”

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Dominque Moïsi writes a column for The Financial Times and is a contributor to Foreign Affairs. He is currently a Visiting Professor of Government at Harvard University. Mr. Moïsi is both Jewish and French, and in this work brings a wonderful perspective to the imbroglio of geopolitics. His view is important to our purposes, since [...]

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* Surprise: Expressed Understanding Works!

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

An Op-Ed in the New York Times on Sunday (1-25) by Scott Atran and Jeremy Ginges comments on the nature of inspiration, even though they never actually use the word. Atrans and Ginges addressed the Israeli/Palestinian issue, suggesting that conflicts based on a moral principle could not be dealt with in a secular way. Put [...]

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