Correct me if I am wrong, but I can't think of a single convincing book or article on an artistic, literary, musical or architectural theme that a leading and current Labour politician has published since 1997.
It is a frank, convincing book, more shocking in its straightforwardness and apparent good humour than a more obviously manipulative account.
This habit of dishonesty is confirmed in "Doormen," a generalized but thoroughly convincing book about the relationships between Manhattan doormen and tenants, by Peter Bearman, a Columbia University sociologist.
That is not to deny that Chasing the Scream is an important and largely convincing book, nor that Hari has done an incredible amount of work on it.
The language of this book is accessible to various levels of readership and is one of many merits of this worthy book". "Trafficking Justice is an impressively researched and convincing book.
In an acerbic, disabused, but ultimately convincing book, "Lincoln the Lawyer," the historian Brian Dirck argues that Lincoln took away from the practice of law and the love of legal language both a feeling for "grease" — that is, for finding an acceptable middle ground between contending parties — and a habit of detachment.
In an acerbic, disabused, but ultimately convincing book, "Lincoln the Lawyer," the historian Brian Dirck argues that Lincoln took away from the practice of law and the love of legal language both a feeling for "grease"—that is, for finding an acceptable middle ground between contending parties and a habit of detachment.
But Mr. Olson has written a convincing little book that could make a big difference in the way we think about modern economic problems.
At one telling moment in this unnerving and convincing book, Antony Loewenstein quotes the managing director of one of the many private military companies ("PMCs") working in Afghanistan.
