(HarperCollins – 576 pages)
Reviewer – Luke Brown
India: a history, by John Keay, attempts to chart the course of the history of India from around [...]
(Hurst & Company, London – 432 pages)
Reviewer – Luke Brown
Admittedly its birth as a nation state is more recent than most, but it is still surprising [...]
Reading the English version of China’s People’s Daily on the Internet, one gets the heartening impression that the Chinese government is tackling the growing [...]
(Review – 240 pages)
Reviewer – Luke Brown
“Mountain Men and Holy Wars”
Ominously, Zbigniew Brzezinski, [...]
One wonders how advocates for centrally planned economies still gain a voice. The concept that a relative few on a committee of sorts should be [...]
Founded in the 1970s and commencing their armed struggle for an independent Tamil state in the north and east of Sri Lanka in 1983, against [...]
It is fairly well known that the last couple of years in Zimbabwe have seen an increasingly harsh crackdown on journalists and newspapers, local and [...]
