Nadia Schadlow
American national security strategist; US deputy national security adviser for strategy from 2017 to 2018 and principal author of the 2017 National Security Strategy; senior fellow at the Hudson Institute.
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Recommends Demon Copperhead
And then a fourth fiction book that I loved this summer was is demon copperhead by Barbara Barbara King Salver. I loved that book.
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Recommends The Mystery of Capital
Um, a second book um I just took back from my bookshelf because of uh Peru, but the mystery of capital by Hernando Dodto. And I think it's also interesting to remind us of sort of some perpetual problems in the Western Hemisphere um the the the tension um between you know socialism and capitalism and and Hernando Dotto specifically speaks about the importance of titles to land.
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Recommends America in the World
Um although I am reading right now a book I think published two years ago by Robert Zelic called America in the World. It's a really it's a it's a great book about America's diplomatic history. And um it's nice because each each chapter is short. So for those of you who like to read, you know, 10 pages before bed, it's perfect. You can actually feel like you've accomplished something.
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