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Heart of darkness
The Bloody White Baron: The Bloody White Baron: The Extraordinary Story of the Russian Nobleman Who Became the Last Khan of Mongolia, by...
National Review, 07/06/09 by Andrew Stuttaford · More from publication -
Sarko's bite: The French president turns out to be French
IT is a ritual as frustrating, as funny, and as familiar as Charlie Brown, Lucy, and the football. Anew "right wing" French president is elected,...
National Review, 12/15/08 by Andrew Stuttaford · More from publication -
Endless intervention? Giving banks money was distasteful but necessary; telling them how to spend it is tempting but wrong
IT'S a measure of the predicament in which we find ourselves that merely keeping the banking system going now seems like something of a triumph....
National Review, 11/17/08 by Andrew Stuttaford · More from publication -
Ride of the regulators: the question is not whether, but how
FIRST fire, then brimstone, then collateralized debt obligations: Both Nicaragua's Daniel Ortega and Iran's Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati (a hardliner's...
National Review, 11/03/08 by Andrew Stuttaford · More from publication -
Imagining the Chairman
THE sculpture (by Sui Jianguo) squats, a weird piece of a whole that was never made, on a median bisecting one of the more affluent slices of...
National Review, 11/03/08 by Andrew Stuttaford · More from publication -
A tool, not a fetish: against the economics of Mad Max
IN the wake of Sept. 29's dramatic House vote, the prospects, nature, and chances for success of any revived Paulson plan were, to say the least,...
National Review, 10/20/08 by Andrew Stuttaford · More from publication -
Round two?
The New Cold War: Putin's Russia and the Threat to the West, by Edward Lucas (Palgrave Macmillan, 261 pp., $26.95) The New Cold War: Putin's...
National Review, 05/05/08 by Andrew Stuttaford · More from publication -
Fixin' Nixon
New Criterion, 03/01/08 by Andrew Stuttaford · More from publication
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The lives of others
The Whisperers: Private Life in Stalin's Russia, by Orlando Figes (Metropolitan, 784 pp., $35) The Whisperers: Private Life in Stalin's Russia,...
National Review, 02/11/08 by Andrew Stuttaford · More from publication -
Conspiracies so immense …: the spooky condition of today's Russia—and yesterday's, too
TO talk to Yuri Felshtinsky is to revisit an era meant to have ended when Boris Yeltsin leapt onto a tank in Moscow. But when Dr. Felshtinsky...
National Review, 12/03/07 by Andrew Stuttaford · More from publication
