- Private: Positive and negative libertyTroubledRob Henderson Page 231 The lessons from the program that I related most personally to my life came from a seminar-style discussion. Led by the eminent Yale historian John Lewis Gaddis, the other students and I discussed the ideas of Isaiah Berlin. Berlin, a mid-twentieth-century philosopher and historian of ideas, contrasted two different kinds of … Continue reading "Private: Positive and negative liberty"
- Private: Rebooting the WorldBook: Accidental Superpower Authors: Peter ZeihanPage(s): 78 That’s the nuts and bolts of what makes the countries that rule the world the countries that rule the world. The balance of transport determines wealth and security. Deepwater navigation determines reach. Industrialization determines economic muscle tone. And the three combined shape everything from exposure to durability to … Continue reading "Private: Rebooting the World"
