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Interview with Geoffrey Kabat, author of Hyping Health RisksDec 22, 2009
The following are excerpts from a recent interview with Geoffrey Kabat, author of Hyping Health Risks: Environmental Hazards in Daily Life and the Science of Epidemiology that appeared in the Epidemiology Monitor. The November issue was devoted to...
Sharing intelligence with Pakistan — A post by James I. WalshDec 21, 2009
Every so often, we like to feature blogs maintained by Columbia University Press authors. Today, we look at Back Channels, a blog by James I. Walsh, author of The International Politics of Intelligence Sharing.
As Walsh describes it, he uses the blog...
Christopher Davidson on recent events in Dubai and the UAEDec 18, 2009
“It’s not the end of the Arab dream, it just means the Arab dream will be taking a different course now and Dubai will not be the poster boy for it.”—Christopher Davidson
Christopher Davidson, author of Dubai: The Vulnerability of Success and Abu...
The World selects Sōseki as an international read for the holidaysDec 17, 2009
One of the more interesting year-end lists comes from Bill Marx at PRI’s The World. Marx, a champion of books in translation and works published by university and independent presses, chooses a list of titles that raise the thorny issue of the...
Morality is not necessarily good — An interview with Hans-Georg MoellerDec 16, 2009
Q: Are you hoping to just inform readers? Give them pleasure? Piss them off?
A: All of the above.
Admittedly, the following quote from a recent interview in Religion Dispatches with Hans-Georg Moeller, author of The Moral Fool: A Case for Amorality is...
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