Ep 274: Lawrence Freedman on Strategists and Ukraine

The book studies the past eighty years of American history, focusing on the reduction and subsequent increase in economic and political inequality. Krugman argues that government policies, particularly the establishment and dismantling of the social safety net, have played a significant role in these changes. He critiques the conservative movement, especially its use of racial and cultural resentments, and proposes a 'new New Deal' that emphasizes social and medical programs, including universal health care. The book also discusses the role of institutions and norms in economic inequality and expresses optimism about a potential shift towards a more liberal political environment.

Published in 1977, 'The White House Years: Triumph and Tragedy' by Ollie Atkins offers insights into pivotal moments in U.S. history, highlighting both successes and setbacks. The book provides a historical perspective on the White House during a significant period, though specific details about the content are limited.

Makers of Modern Strategy is a book offering a historical lens to understand the world during World War II, exploring military thought and grand strategy.