The Economist's Edward Lucas seeks help in promoting his new book, due to be published in February 2008:

THE NEW COLD WAR: How the Kremlin Menaces Russia and the West
Not to be confused with Mark MacKinnon's book, published earlier this year:

THE NEW COLD WAR: Revolutions, Rigged Elections, and Pipeline Politics in the Former Soviet Union
They should sign a few copies for the Kremlin!
ReplyDeleteLucas is a good writer though, who seems, from my western point of view, to have something to say about eastern Europe. He has a regular column in the European Voice, which is owned by the Economist and has a certain free-market promoting point of view, but it's a good column all the same.
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