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This primers tells the "have-nots" how they can organize to achieve real political power for the practice of true... more

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  Rules for Radicals

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  • Posted:Oct-03-2009

  • Very enlightening!
  • Bought the book to review Mr. Alinksy's rules and methods for budding socialists/communist/fellow travelers to use when promoting sooialist/communist idology in communities.
    Very...
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  • Posted:Sep-26-2009

  • Handy for Conservatives
  • Of course Saul Alinsky is a "must read" for Conservatives and Libertarians...but don't expect to enjoy it.
    
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  • Posted:Oct-24-2008

  • History of a significant approach to political matters
  • The book is clearly written and summarized by the title. Alinsky, the doyen of Chicago style community organizers, argues that whether the ends justify the means is to be decided by the immediate...
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 A New Edition of the Phenomenal #1 Bestseller "One mark of a great book is that it makes you see things in a new... more

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  The World Is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century

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  • Posted:Jan-25-2009

  • Redundant much?
  • While Friedman offers an interesting timeline of technological history. He is beyond redundant in his writing. I wish I had kept count of how many times he wrote, "the world is flattening" or "the...
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  • Posted:Jan-12-2009

  • Let the debates begin
  • I think this is a good summary of how our interconnected world has recently come into being. The book has much to its credit and also much to be criticised.
    
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  • Adapt to the digitizing world, grab the opportunities or perish
  • Thomas Friedman explains very clearly with many examples from throughout the world how in recent years the advances in digitization, internet and communication technology have been empowering the...
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A new edition of the definitive book on nationalism?over a quarter of a million copies sold worldwide.Imagined... more

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  Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism, New Edition

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  • Posted:Aug-06-2009

  • A short-lived idea?
  • The thesis: "Nations" are imagined communities. They don't exist per se, as we will never know the overwhelming majority of our fellow compatriots. Nations don't respect ethnicity, religion, or...
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  • Posted:Jul-29-2008

  • Insightful but dry.
  • This book is something of a classic of sociology but not a light read. Very briefly, the thesis of "Imagined Communities" is that political nations are the creation of modern communication networks...
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  • Posted:Dec-13-2007

  • Unreadable Gibberish
  • Though some interesting and provocative ideas are presented shedding some light on the idea of the rise of nationalism, this was largely a poorly written book that will not add an iota of...
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With its emphasis on the rights and power of the individual, Lincoln on Leadership is destined to become the... more

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  Lincoln on Leadership: Executive Strategies for Tough Times

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  • Lincoln as an business leader
  • Donald Phillips is not what you would call an exciting writer, but in this book, he has accomplished the key point the was trying to make--to demonstrate how our 16th President used his...
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  • Posted:Jan-10-2007

  • like a starstruck child writing about his favorite superhero
  • Alright...Abraham Lincoln was a wonderful man, but far from flawless. Unfortunately the author of this text seems to be so awestruck and starstruck with old Honest Abe that he sees every action,...
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  • Posted:Dec-05-2006

  • Shallow with some interesting tid-bits
  • This is an interesting look at one great statesman in Lincoln and a very compelling idea in leadership. It doesn't provide the reader with insight into the reason for good leadership or theoretical...
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From one of the world?s best-known development economists?an excoriating attack on the tragic hubris of the West?s... more

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  The White Man's Burden: Why the West's Efforts to Aid the Rest Have Done So Much Ill and So...

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  • Posted:Oct-03-2009

  • Great Book
  • Great book with a lot of good, well cited data. It's a tough read though.
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  • Posted:Apr-10-2009

  • Leaves the track
  • This is an interesting book as long as it stays on topic: why aid efforts do little good. The author's answer -- that there is too much bureaucracy and not enough entrepreneurship -- is given using...
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  • Posted:Dec-03-2007

  • Good, not great
  • This is a welcome counterpoint to books like Jeffrey Sachs' "The End of Poverty." It's written in a casual style, and with helpful explanations for economic concepts. I learned quite a bit. The...
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Millions of Americans work for poverty-level wages, and one day Barbara Ehrenreich decided to join them. She was... more

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  Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America

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  • Posted:Aug-30-2009

  • An entertaining read, but not REALISTIC!
  • I read this entire book in one sitting, because it really is well-written and funny. I laughed out loud when she described a busser sucking "deliriously on an imaginary crack-pipe" when he was...
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  • Posted:Aug-30-2009

  • Compelling
  • Great book(used for summer project)
    Came within delivery date, hardly any damage to it.
    
    Nothing wrong with used books, no need to buy one that is perfect.
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  • Posted:May-17-2009

  • Waste of time
  • This book was a waste of my time. The time she spent working on this book gave her BARELY a superficial knowledge of what it is like to live on or below minimum wage. She started out with a chunk...
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First published in 1946 and updated in 1969 with a new Introduction and Afterword, this volume represents the fullest... more

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  Reveille for Radicals

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  • Posted:Jun-20-2009

  • Absolute nonsense
  • Saul Alinsky was "seasoned" with bitterness much as Josef Stalin and Mao before him. Both of these institutional murderers slaughtered their way through history with millions of political...
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  • Posted:May-14-2009

  • Brilliant book
  • It's time for a new update to include the internet, but this is THE book for today's politics of social change. I've read this book quite a number of times, and it is truly a nuts and bolts manual...
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A decade after the cold war ended, policy makers and academics foresaw a new era of peace and prosperity, an era in... more

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  The Tragedy of Great Power Politics

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  • Posted:Apr-05-2009

  • Excellent Service
  • The product was delivered promptly and the book was in excellent condition. I definitely will be using this service again.
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  • Posted:Oct-15-2008

  • Not seeing the trees for the wood
  • John Mearsheimer's Tragedy of Great Power Politics is a disappointing work and the title itself is somewhat anachronistic. It is easy to indulge in self prophesy and to see the wood (the already...
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  • Posted:May-03-2008

  • Realistic but mistaken
  • While it is cunningly realistic to contend that trying to make China wealthy and democratic will only make it a stronger rival, it is yet utterly mistaken that a "electoral democratic" China can be...
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Presents a global view of stratification in an interesting but theoretically sound way, using an effective... more

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  Global Inequalities (Sociology for a New Century Series)

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  • Extremely Informative
  • This was an excellent read! Great for people who are curious about the effects of globalization on the world's labor force. The authors have divided the world's labor markets into regions and...
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In this startling new book, New York Times bestselling author Robert Spencer, provides a warts-and-all portrait of... more

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  The Truth About Muhammad: Founder of the World's Most Intolerant Religion

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  • An Examined Analysis of Muhammed's Life & Influence
  • This will easily be a controversial book, for Spencer pulls no punches. He seeks to examine only the primary sources regarding the life of Muhammad: the Qur'an, the Hadith, and the Sira.
    
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  • I wouldn't buy a book from this author
  • I did listen to him couple of times and it is obvious that his sole purpose in this life just to extract the context and spread hate , i suggest that you seek the truth about Islam yourself and...
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  • The truth about Mohammad
  • The book will confirm the obvious conclusions about Islam i.e. it is not a religion formed independent of Christianity or Judaism. That it is a simple religion well suited to 7th century Arabia...
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  The Story of the World: Activity Book 1: Ancient Times: From the Earliest Nomads to the Last...

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  • Good but not as good as the book
  • This workbook is helpful and helps generate creative teaching ideas. However, I didn't find it as helpful as the actual history book itself. Good for people who needs ideas on how to make history...
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  • Do not waste your money
  • The text book is very well written, though it could use some good illustrations. However, this "activity book" is amateur and juvenile. With an creativity at all any teacher can come up instantly...
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  • Good resources, bad activities
  • I am disappointed to see many people posting negative reviews simply because the curriculum is not in line with their religious beliefs. The Well-Trained Mind specifically states it is the...
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Hayek gives the main arguments for the free-market case and presents his manifesto on the "errors of socialism."... more

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  The Fatal Conceit: The Errors of Socialism (The Collected Works of F. A. Hayek)

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  • Too bad this book didn't come out 50 years earlier
  • What a shame that the Keynesian revolution had already gathered such a head of steam before its adherents were utterly steamrolled by a superior intellect. Hayek brilliantly argues for the...
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  • Insightful but Imperfect
  • A good book by a very intelligent author. Hayek states the "fatal conceipt" is an overestimation of the mind's power. Socialism holds that a central planning authority can create an economy that...
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  • [Misrepresented]
  • This book was not written by Hayek. It was written by editor and confidant W.W. Bartley when Hayek was sick and incapacitated. The only parts written by Hayek were just random notes that only show...
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  Secrets of the Temple: How the Federal Reserve Runs the Country

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  • MOLDY AND OLD DUMPED IN THE TRASH WORTHLESS LOSS OF MONEY
  • This book, the secrets of the temple was received moldy and in very bad shape. The book was thrown away and was completely worthless
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  • Posted:Mar-28-2009

  • Must reading for every American.
  • The Federal Reserve is neither Federal (part of the U.S. government), nor does it have reserves. Or its reserves are in questionable supply. The Federal Reserve is a scam perpetrated by a few...
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  • Tom Potts Review is simply erroneous about the ownership questions
  • Tom Potts of Ottowa chose to review this book, and he erroneously comments that:
    "The Federal Reserve is a 100% privately owned corporation, carefully set up to appear as though it is an arm...
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America is under attack. Its institutions and values are under daily assault. But the principal culprits are not... more

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  The Shadow Party: How George Soros, Hillary Clinton, and Sixties Radicals Seized Control of the...

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  • The Shadow Party
  • A must read for every conservative and should be read by all college students to wake them up with regard to who is really pulling the political strings in this country.
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  • hogwash
  • the content of this book is such hogwash. it's unsubstantiated hearsay with little that is conviction.
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  Nuclear Terrorism: The Ultimate Preventable Catastrophe

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  • Framing the Issue
  • By concentrating on the key vulnerabilities, Mr. Graham does a wonderful job of framing a difficult issue, which has largely been considered "unthinkable" and ignored by policymakers. Though his...
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  • Political correctness triumphs over integrity
  • I got this book prompted by Allison's brilliant "Essence of Decision" on the Cuban Missile Crisis. Nuclear Terrorism starts out well with an informative discussion of the nuts and bolts and...
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Chomsky's classic back-pocket primer on U.S. government propaganda and media bias, now available in an edition... more

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  Media Control, Second Edition: The Spectacular Achievements of Propaganda (Open Media Series)

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  • Media Control
  • This was one of the most insightful and concise books on media studies I have had the pleasure of reading
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  • Good overview, but superficial
  • This short book is a good introduction to the notion of media control and the manufacturing of consent. Given its length, however, it necessarily lacks some depth and does not develop its...
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  • Parasite
  • Chomsky is the worst kind of liberal: a hypocrite - nothing but a parasite on society promoting his own simplistic and sick political agenda as a way to gain notoriety for himself.
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  Debunking Economics: The Naked Emperor of the Social Sciences

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  • Excellent Starting Point for those Who Doubt
  • I've read this book a couple of times, once when I was starting out trying to understand economics, once a bit later, after I had a fairly good understanding of what was going on.
    
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  • Beats a Dead Horse and Lets the Live Horse Romp Free
  • I am an economist. I am painfully aware of the shortcomings of my field. I am aware also of several important purely scientific developments that are likely to dramatically improve the explanatory...
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  • interesting ideas, mediocre delivery - 3.5 stars
  • "Debunking Economics" is a critique of neoclassical economics by a Post Keynesian who likes Sraffa, math and dynamics as much as he dislikes neoclassical economics, equilibrium and statics.
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  River Town: Two Years on the Yangtze (P.S.)

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  • Daily Lives
  • I loved this book. Unlike many books about China, it's an account of daily lives of ordinary people. It gives an intimate and convincing glance at the people and places. Many books about China...
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  • Educational and Enlightening
  • A wonderful book that is unlike other books I've read about Chinese culture. This book is based on factual experiences that Peter went through during his 2 years in Fuling. There is a lot to gain...
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  • Needlessly repetitive
  • This was a good book which could have been better given the compelling subject matter and the author's front-row seat. He could have used a better editor. The unabridged audio book was read by...
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  A Brief History of Neoliberalism

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  • An excellent example of Ecopolinomic history
  • David Harvey gives an excellent exposition of Ecopolinomics (which is a concatenation of economics + politics to represent their concomitant activities) over mainly the last 30 years. He explains...
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  • Time to move on
  • This book is as one-sided as extreme versions of neoliberalism, of which there are currently few adherents. Hence it is too easy to set up strawmen to attack. Further, much of the intellectual...
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  • Interesting argument, but evidence too wobby to be persuasive
  • This book makes a provocative argument: that the goal of neoliberal theory and practice is to restore wealth and power to a ruling elite. Unfortunately, I don't think it presents a strong enough...
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  Manifesto of the Communist Party

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  • No Matter Where You Stand On Communism, Read This
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    Wherever you stand on the topic of Communism, you should read this book. In the Manifesto, Marx outlines exactly what Communists stand for and what they want government to be. It is a very...
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  • doesnt respond/listen to emails
  • I wrote the seller an e-mail asking to cancel my order, and as far as I know I was still charged and I have yet to get the book. Plus they sent me an email saying the book was on the way 3 weeks...
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