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Fiction Plus Coercion Makes Reality: The Illegitimacy of the US-led Coup in Venezuela
A War for Oil: The US Economic War on Venezuela
What are the Prospects for a US War with China?
Against Intervention in Venezuela: The Case of the Caribbean Community
Ghost Exchange: Complexity, Velocity, and Risk
Trump’s Coup in Venezuela
Review of 2018, Part 4 (October–December): Nationalism, Deglobalization, plus the US exit from Syria
Review of 2018, Part 3 (July–September): The Trade War plus Cold War II
Review of 2018, Part 2 (April–June): Dealing in Danger and Diplomacy
Review of 2018, Part 1 (January–March): Unloading the American Empire
The Thickest Review of 2018: An Overview
Publicity or Marginality? On the Question of Academic “Silencing” in Anthropology
The War of the Public Intellectuals: A Review of “Best of Enemies: Buckley vs. Vidal” (2015)
“Cocaine Cowboys: Reloaded” (2014): Reversing Empire and the 1980s’ Drug War
Failed Regime-Change War Bled Syria of c. $400 Billion – and Human Cost of Imperialism Is Even Higher
Oxford professor who defended British Empire says young academics are afraid to share a platform with him after backlash
Could Trump Take Down the American Empire?
Syria: The New Terra Nullius
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Book Review: Afghanistan Post–2014—Misreading Afghanistan’s Crypto-coloniality
Canada Imports the White Helmets from Syria: A Dangerous, Criminal Decision
Robert Reich’s “Inequality for All”: A Documentary Review
The Helsinki Summit: Trying to Turn the Page on the New Cold War
Book Review: Patriots, Traitors and Empires—The Story of Korea’s Struggle for Freedom, by Stephen Gowans
The Trade War is Here: Some of the New “Facts of Life”
Which Door Has Opened? Kim Jong-un, Donald Trump, and the Singapore Summit
“One Day This Door is Going to Open”: A Review of “Dennis Rodman’s Big Bang in Pyongyang” (Documentary)
Better Off Without NAFTA, Part 3: Mexico—Armed Rebellion, Mass Migration, Flat GDP