Geopolitics

[close] Here we read and reflect on books about International Politics. These books may be autobiographical, historiographical, policy-driven or about international relations theory. Join and enjoy

[close] A resource to collect, discuss and coordinate good reads in the spirit of the The Counter Narrative News (CNN) Facebook group.

[close] Welcome to Cold War Chronicles, a Goodreads group dedicated to exploring the multifaceted world of the Cold War era (1947-1991). From the espionage exploits of spies like Kim Philby and James Bond's literary adventures to the military history of conflicts like Vietnam and the Cuban Missile Crisis, we're here to delve into all aspects of this tense period. What to Expect: - Thematic Reading Lists: Curated monthly lists based on themes like "Espionage Classics," "Counter-Insurgency Conflicts," and "Nuclear Brinkmanship." - Group Reads & Discussions: Scheduled group reads of key Cold War works followed by lively discussions. - Spotlight Author of the Month: A monthly highlight on influential authors of Cold War literature, such as John le Carré, Tom Clancy, and Frederick Forsyth. - Sub-Groups & Topics: -- Espionage Files: Discuss spy novels, real-life espionage tales, and covert operations. -- Military Conflict & History: Analyze the military strategies, battles, and the influence of the Cold War on various global conflicts. -- Propaganda & Media: Explore the impact of Cold War propaganda, from film and literature to news media. -- Nuclear Standoff: Discuss books and historical analyses centered around nuclear deterrence and arms races. -- Cold War Movies & Documentaries: Share and discuss notable films, documentaries, and TV shows.

[close] The Political Economy Society (PES) Maastricht was founded in January 2022 to create a community open to all students to promote the necessary understanding of the complex interactions between economics, politics, and business. We connect students with each other, experts, scholars, and best-in-their-field companies. Every Tuesday from 18.30 to 20.00 we discuss a new topic. This bookclub is a way to give students a place to meet and discuss the books they read, to share their knowledge and experience.