Drawing on his experience as a correspondent for The New York Times in Europe and Vietnam, David Halberstam takes a moment to reflect on the recent past, the astonishing events now taking place in the world, and the look of the next century. From the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Best and the Brightest and Summer of '49.
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Drawing on his experience as a correspondent for The New York Times in Europe and Vietnam, David Halberstam takes a moment to reflect on the recent past, the astonishing events now taking place in the world, and the look of the next century. From the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Best and the Brightest and Summer of '49.
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Used-Acceptable. Avon Books, 1992, Trade Paperback, Acceptable Condition. A reading copy. Cover and text pages are all present and intact. Endpapers, half-title, etc. may be missing. Pages may have a great deal of highlighting, underlining, or notes.
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Very Good. Book FIRST PRINTING of the First Paperback Edition. A futurist analysis of the twenty-first century and its likely political, social, military, economic, etc. developments and challenges, the author viewing the 'American century' as over and US power to be eclipsed by the growing powers of Asia and a united Europe. Softcover, 160pp. Size: 8vo-over 7¾"-9¾" tall.
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Very Good Condition. Text appears clean Quantity Available: 1. ISBN: 0380717069. ISBN/EAN: 9780380717064. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 1560744512.
Although written over 30 years ago, this book describes the direction in which the U.S.A. should have taken three decades ago, which would have led to a more prosperous nation and egalitarian society today.
francisx
Aug 4, 2011
THE NEXT CENTURY CAME AND WENT IN A NANO SECOND. NOT EASY READING AND A DISAPOINTMENT BY ONE OF MY FAVORITE AUTHORS.
