In 1997, three years after graduating from Harvard College, he published a book analyzing the failure of the Clinton administration's health care plan.
Bruce Palmer Jr., deputy commanding general of American troops in South Vietnam, later Army vice chief of staff and then the author of a book analyzing the military failure of the United States in Southeast Asia, died on Oct. 10 at a hospital in Alexandria, Va.
Then the gas line panic was set off by the very 5percentt reserve program enacted to prevent it, as the economist Peter Van Doren concluded in his book analyzing the energy crisis, "Politics, Markets, and Congressional Policy Choices" (University of Michigan Press, 1991).
"There's a rush to draw conclusions that a red line has been crossed," said Joost Hiltermann, chief operating officer of the International Crisis Group, who wrote a book analyzing the use of chemical weapons during the Iran-Iraq war.
In a recent motion to dismiss the charges against him, he recapitulates many of the arguments he makes in "Cracking the Code" and claims that the government is prosecuting him in order to curtail his "free-speech right to write, publish and distribute his book analyzing the tax laws of the United States".
In "American Popular Song," Alec Wilder's invaluable book analyzing the work of five great American popular composers, George Gershwin, Cole Porter, Jerome Kern, Irving Berlin and Rodgers, the author says that "Rodgers's songs have, over the years, revealed a higher degree of consistent excellence, inventiveness and sophistication" than any of the others.
I had to read a very boring book analyzing the impact on aid in Haiti.
He had been active in the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament since the late 1950s; he now traveled incessantly, giving speeches and publishing several books analyzing the Cold War and setting forth his vision of a Europe without superpowers.
Published in June, the book analyzes the rise of monetary sanctions in the criminal-justice system.
This, for example, is how the book analyzes the Russian Army's battle against Napoleon, in 1812: "If you are at Point A and you need to strike at Point B, then you will be forced to make a one-two strike, from A to B by way of Zero.
