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Tag Archives: Robert D. KAPLAN
robertdkaplan.com unveiled
CA patron saint Robert D. Kaplan has an official home on the web! Check out robertdkaplan.com to learn about his history, see all his articles and books, and to contact his assistant.
Economist Interview with Kaplan
Over at The Economist, they have a video interview up with Robert Kaplan. Enjoy.
Questions about WikiLeaks
I have been watching the WikiLeaks fallout, waiting with bated breath to see Robert Kaplan’s take. Turns out, nothing much. He side-stepped any true commentary to pine for a loss of empire. Personally, I have yet to come to a … Continue reading
Indonesia and India vs China, and Obama
Robert Kaplan takes his message to the New York Times as President Obama takes his to South Asia. A quote: THE 20th century saw great, land-centric Army deployments to Europe. George W. Bush unwittingly continued this tendency with great, land-centric … Continue reading
Kaplan on On Point
Our Bob was on NPR’s On Point today talking for 45 minutes about his new book Monsoon. No way to embed so check it out over at Robert Kaplan: Monsoon Asia’s Rise or get the podcast from iTunes.
South Asia’s Geography of Conflict
Our patron saint Robert D. Kaplan has been quiet as of late, but those of us who know his pattern of speaking, publishing articles, and writing books know what to expect — Kaplan’s recent speeches, interviews and articles on geography … Continue reading
The Good ‘Ol Days…
I recently met and spoke with a British military officer who is on the verge of retirement after more than 38 years in the service of Her Majesty. I was interested to hear his opinion on serving in the military, … Continue reading
Goodbye Axis of Evil…
Hello Committee to Destroy the World. You’ve got to hand it to FP Magazine for their relentless push to sell foreign policy as a chic and hip subject to a popular audience with a limited attention span. CA readers won’t … Continue reading