My last post at LGM was "Richardson," about New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson.
Visit this blog's homepage.
I'm interested in international relations, American foreign policy, climate change, US presidential elections, public debate, Kansas Jayhawks basketball, film, and major league baseball.
Showing posts with label guest blogging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label guest blogging. Show all posts
Monday, May 28, 2007
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Blogging update
I continue to guest blog over at LGM.
Saturday, May 19, I posted "MSF's Foreign Policy" at both LGM and the Duck of Minerva. The post concerns the foreign policy of the new French government.
Tuesday, May 22, I posted "Security threats and what to do about them" at LGM. It is about US nuclear strategy and the threats referenced to justify policy choices.
Today, I posted "Condi's dream and 'the second surge'" -- at both LGM and the Duck of Minerva. It is a followup to Saturday's piece, with an emphasis on new US plans to "internationalize" Iraq.
Visit this blog's homepage.
Saturday, May 19, I posted "MSF's Foreign Policy" at both LGM and the Duck of Minerva. The post concerns the foreign policy of the new French government.
Tuesday, May 22, I posted "Security threats and what to do about them" at LGM. It is about US nuclear strategy and the threats referenced to justify policy choices.
Today, I posted "Condi's dream and 'the second surge'" -- at both LGM and the Duck of Minerva. It is a followup to Saturday's piece, with an emphasis on new US plans to "internationalize" Iraq.
Visit this blog's homepage.
Friday, May 18, 2007
Get more blog
As I previously mentioned, my blogging this week has been as a guest at Lawyers, Gun$ and Money. That gig will run through May 27, a bit longer than I originally mentioned.
Today, I posted "Loving the Yankee hating," which is a baseball post about the NY Yankees.
Wednesday, May 16, I posted "Nation-building, 2007." It is about the public relations image of "evil" states.
Visit this blog's homepage.
Today, I posted "Loving the Yankee hating," which is a baseball post about the NY Yankees.
Wednesday, May 16, I posted "Nation-building, 2007." It is about the public relations image of "evil" states.
Visit this blog's homepage.
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
I'm the guest
Readers: I am guest blogging this week at Lawyers, Gun$, and Money, which has a sizable readership -- something like 5000 visitors per day.
Or more.
Today, I posted The costs of militarism about Professor Andrew Bacevich and his critique of US military policy.
Monday, I posted Japan PM wants to "cowboy up," which is about the proposed changes in the Japanese constitution pertaining to its military forces.
Sunday, I posted Mr. Mom, about the growing skepticism among parents about their child's potential US military service.
Saturday, at the Duck of Minerva, I posted A crisis in American generalship? about the latest turn in the "revolt of the generals."
Happy reading.
Visit this blog's homepage.
Or more.
Today, I posted The costs of militarism about Professor Andrew Bacevich and his critique of US military policy.
Monday, I posted Japan PM wants to "cowboy up," which is about the proposed changes in the Japanese constitution pertaining to its military forces.
Sunday, I posted Mr. Mom, about the growing skepticism among parents about their child's potential US military service.
Saturday, at the Duck of Minerva, I posted A crisis in American generalship? about the latest turn in the "revolt of the generals."
Happy reading.
Visit this blog's homepage.
Monday, May 07, 2007
Blog news
OK, from Monday, April 30, to Saturday, May 5, I graded 43 essay exams, 12 graduate student final papers and a 35+ page independent study manuscript.
It was a week mostly lost to grading, but I'm finished now until fall.
That should mean more regular blogging, though everyone should be warned that I'm supposed to do a guest blogging gig at Lawyers, Gun$ and Money from May 14 to 24. I'll be filling in for my friend Rob "Guns" Farley.
Other notes: my Derby horses lost and my fantasy baseball team fell to last place (12th in a 12 team American League). Kudos to Rich Harden, B.J. Ryan and the entire Toronto Blue Jay front office for helping to make the latter possible.
On the bright side, the Billy Butler era has started in Kansas City.
Visit this blog's homepage.
It was a week mostly lost to grading, but I'm finished now until fall.
That should mean more regular blogging, though everyone should be warned that I'm supposed to do a guest blogging gig at Lawyers, Gun$ and Money from May 14 to 24. I'll be filling in for my friend Rob "Guns" Farley.
Other notes: my Derby horses lost and my fantasy baseball team fell to last place (12th in a 12 team American League). Kudos to Rich Harden, B.J. Ryan and the entire Toronto Blue Jay front office for helping to make the latter possible.
On the bright side, the Billy Butler era has started in Kansas City.
Visit this blog's homepage.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)