How to resolve AdBlock issue? June–July 2014, no. 362
Edward Snowden and the NSA – there has been no more riveting or consequential story in recent years. Much of the coverage has been reflexive and tendentious. In the June–July issue of ABR, James Der Derian reviews four books on the subject, including Luke Harding and Glenn Greenwald’s accounts of Snowden’s defection. Also, Neal Blewett reviews Bob Carr’s controversial diaries, and adds a twist of his own. Other contributors include Sheila Fitzpatrick, Bill Gammage, Jennifer Maiden, Richard Toye – and ABR Roving Blogger Fiona Gruber.
Full Contents
Memoir
Meeting the Devil: A book of memoir from the London Review of Books edited by William Heinemann
International Studies
The Snowden Files by Luke Harding & No Place to Hide by Glenn Greenwald
International Studies
That Sinking Feeling: Asylum Seekers and the search for the Indonesian Solution Quarterly Essay 53 by Paul Toohey
Music
Music in the castle of heaven: A portrait of Johann Sebastian Bach by John Eliot Gardiner
Cultural Studies
inside the dream palace: The life and times of New York's legendary Chelsea hotel by Sherill Tippins
by Ian Dickson
Cultural Studies
Lines of Descent: W. E. B. Du Bois and the emergence of identity by Kwame Anthony Appiah
by Luke Horton
YA Fiction