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AUGUST 2010

VOLUME 2 | ISSUE 6





The August 2010 Issue

The Editors





Features



The Gun Speaks: An Interview With Richard Huffman

Michael A. Innes



Infectious Diseases and U.S. National Security

Christopher Albon



Mladic's War Diaries: Hague Releases List of Seized Materials

IWPR



Amulet Merchants and Talisman Writers: Afghanistan's Magical Solutions

IWPR






Columns



The Green Zone: The Army After Afghanistan

Kenneth Payne



The Quiet American: Israel's Strategic Blunder With Turkey

Jon Western



Some Assembly Required: Self-Configuring Modular Robotics

Greg J. Smith





Miscellany



Letter From Patong

Charli Carpenter





Reviews



Idiocy: A Cultural History

H-Net Review



The Conservative Resurgence and the Press: The Media's Role in the Rise of the Right

H-Net Review



Gold Rush Port: The Maritime Archeology of San Francisco's Waterfront

H-Net Review



Agustin's Newspaper: El Mercurio and the Disappeared of Chile

H-Net Review

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