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...necessary balancing is explained in neither of the subsequent chapters on economics and human rights. The chapter on globalization says little other than that globalization might influence the way nation-states act in the international system, that it’s another factor that can cause states to deviate from the pool-ball like predictable physics of national self-interest...
...fallout means the end of one executive career - Honeywell CEO Michael Bonsignore may well be jettisoned by the company's board - and an dubious final chapter of another, the Corporate American Hero Jack Welch, who was planning to retire after the deal went through...
...Kissinger's new book is terrific. Plainly intended as an extended tutorial on policy for the new American Administration, it is full of good sense and studded with occasional insights that will have readers nodding their heads in silent agreement. A particularly good chapter on Asia rebukes anyone who unthinkingly assigns to China the role once played by the Soviet Union as the natural antagonist...
That book proposal? With a few mouse clicks, it appeared on Joel's screen--and on mine. (Adventures in Monogamy, a 12-chapter comic romp starring...Joel. Mystery solved.) It was also easy to pore over his expense reports, checking out whom he took to dinner in L.A., and what he thinks passes for a legitimate expense. Has Bjork even recorded $112.76 worth...
...Tuffin, a divorce mediator, began to worry. Her children Drew, 7, and Sarah, 4, were well accepted by their white friends, but they were barely being exposed to the black community at all. Thus Tuffin got together with 40 other black mothers, many in similar situations, and formed a chapter of Jack and Jill, a national family oriented black organization. "There would be more opportunities for my kids to meet children like them," Tuffin explains...