“His argument, witty and occasionally caustic, is well documented; his sparkling style is not only clever but convincing. This work is an elegant and important addition to the literature on American-East Asian relations.”
–Pacific Historical Review
James Reed, who regularly reviews books on America’s role in the world for
International Journal and other publications, takes the measure of Kevin Jackson Phillips, the Republican strategist turned historian. His review of
American Theocracy: The Peril and Politics of Radical Religion, Oil, and Borrowed Money in the 21st Century, suggests a critical mind at work and play.
The American Canada Watch (ISSN 1090-7076) was esteemed for its incisive commentary by a select circle of Canada watchers in this country and abroad, and was widely quoted in the mainstream media. Its Archives, covering the years 1995-1999, remain a valuable historical source on the tangled and subtle U.S.-Canada relationship during a period of radical challenge from the separatist movement in Quebec.
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