I'm on vacation in California, so the posts will come less frequently...
Anyone interested in international relations, China, or the future of planet Earth should absolutely check out this round table discussion over at TPMCafe's Book Club. The subject is Josh Kurlantzick's new book, "Charm Offensive," in which he details the many ways in which China is expanding its "soft power" throughout the world. I'll post my thoughts on the discussion after it's over, but i the meantime, don't miss this chance to see some of the blogsphere's most thoughtful minds in action. TPMCafe, you rock my world.
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