"Facts Are Subversive" covers a decade of upheaval, disaster and disillusionment, in Iraq, in Washington and elsewhere.
For the moment, though, after a decade of upheaval and political polarisation and gridlock, the public seems warily relieved to see Holland go back to being Dutch again.
One, published on page four of the party's mouthpiece newspaper, The People's Daily, urged citizens to move on from the decade of upheaval, which officially began on 16 May 1966 and ended with Mao's death in September 1976.
The Labour leader has picked Mary Wollstonecraft, the 18th-century philosopher and feminist, as his historical hero, citing her excitement at the "radical opportunities" brought by the bloody decade of upheaval across the Channel from 1789, which saw France morph from a monarchy to a republic.
Monks and Minow opened Lens Investment Management in 1992, playing a role in a decade of upheaval in the boardroom.
This 10-year period has been a decade of upheaval for the entire world, including China, Japan, and Korea, and the cultures of each country have undergone drastic change.
He praises Syrnikov for restoring regional differences in a country that experienced decades of upheaval.
These reforms, made half-heartedly at best, failed as well, and by 1789 Spain would find itself ill prepared for the coming decades of upheaval in Europe and America.
The fear of chaos he voiced to justify continuing political controls is real and understandable, and shared by ordinary people who suffered through decades of upheaval.
China's position in the world, after the fall of the Qing and decades of upheaval, is far stronger than it was then, and its leadership is asserting that strength both domestically and well beyond China's shores.
And it is exacerbated by the return of millions of war refugees and by decades of upheaval that have left land tenure in chaos.The principal long-term victims of this struggle are the Kuchis.
