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To: JohnM who wrote (29243)	5/11/2002 10:54:14 AM
From: tekboy	Read Replies (1) of 281500

I agree that if I were doing post-9/11 "greatest hits" collection, I'd include this piece. And I would also, like you, include the Doran piece from FA. I'd include Zakaria's two Newsweek cover stories. I'd throw in the Steve Walt essay from the winter issue of International Security, and the Dick Betts piece from the spring Political Science Quarterly. I'd include the Pollack FA piece on Iraq. I think the How Did This Happen? book had a number of good essays on the policy side of things that still hold up, including Betts, Flynn, Wechsler, and Easterbrook. I might include the Michael Howard piece from FA as a caution; if not, I'd find something good on the skeptical side of things. Maybe a few other pieces that I can't remember now, but that's about it, I think. BTW, Judith Butler's book Freudian slip? I think you mean Judy Miller... :0) tb@nopomo.com

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