The Greatest Gift
Wednesday, September 8th, 2004Japan and the bomb. Please see the PDF document at: http://www.hackneys.com/travel/japan/09-The-Greatest-Gift-12.pdf
Archive for the ‘Geopolitics’ Category
Japan and the bomb. Please see the PDF document at: http://www.hackneys.com/travel/japan/09-The-Greatest-Gift-12.pdf
The Death of Development
Tuesday, September 7th, 20047 September 2004 Japan is dying. Japan, a nation that has existed for thousands of years, a nation that has the world’s most developed infrastructure, a nation that has the world’s most rigorous academic system, a nation with the world’s second largest economy, a nation with the world’s fourth largest military spending, ...
The Empty Corner
Wednesday, June 23rd, 2004Turkey's efforts to join the EU: http://www.hackneys.com/travel/Turkey/15-The-Empty-Corner-15.pdf
Today’s News
Wednesday, June 23rd, 2004June 23, 2004 I just read the newspaper for the first time in over six weeks. That may not seem like too big of a deal, but I’ve been reading the paper every day there wasone available since I started my first paper route when I was 10. That’s 37 years of ...
America Knows No Tribe
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2004June 22, 2004 America knows no tribe. This fact was first brought to light for me by a Sikkimese businessman during a three hourinterview I conducted with him on our trip to South Asia earlier this year. We had a wide ranging discussion of South Asian politics, cultural dynamics and geopolitics.Having spent eight years ...
The Business of Peace
Monday, June 7th, 2004June 7, 2004 Why Peace is Bad for Business From the remote and idealistic perspective of the United States, it is often perplexing why there isno peace here in the Middle East between Israel and the Palestinians. After all, there have beencountless summits, resolutions, plans, handshakes and photo opportunities. There arenegotiators and experts ...
The Footsteps of History
Saturday, June 5th, 2004June 5, 2004 Hello to all, This morning I awoke to the soft pastel light of sunrise illuminating the two story high stone wall ofour bedroom. The light was filtered through the intricately carved stone latticework of the upperrow of windows on the courtyard side of our expansive room. The marble floors ...
What Will Be – Introduction, Overview and Essay
Saturday, March 15th, 2003Introduction and overview: http://www.hackneys.com/docs/WWB-cover-message-20.pdf What Will Be: http://www.hackneys.com/wwb/
