The Book in Process—and the Blog

June 19th, 2007
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I am currently writing a book I call How The World Really Works–And How To Make It Work Better. I am posting sections of the manuscript as separate pages in this part of this site as I write them, and I hope you will read them and comment on them. To read them, go to the menu on the right side of this introductory page and click on the chapter you’d like to read.
I intend to take account of comments as I work on the manuscript, prior to publishing it more formally. Please comment, indicating what you believe is good, what needs work, and what points you suggest I include or what arguments you believe I should take account of in developing the manuscript. I’ll also be blogging about current developments in world affairs and American foreign policy in the Blog part of the site, usually employing ideas developed in more depth in the book manuscript. I hope you will also comment on these reflections and add your own to the blog. Thanks.
–David Edwards

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