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Kissinger: 1923-1968
The Idealist
Book • 2015
This book, the first of a two-volume biography, challenges the common perception of Henry Kissinger as a cold realist by portraying him as an idealist influenced by philosophical traditions and moral imperatives.
It delves into Kissinger's early life, education, and intellectual development, drawing on extensive archival material to paint a nuanced picture of his formative years.
It delves into Kissinger's early life, education, and intellectual development, drawing on extensive archival material to paint a nuanced picture of his formative years.
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Authored by Neil Ferguson, historian and Free Press columnist, and mentioned during his introduction.
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Niall Ferguson and Dexter Filkins: Who Will Win the Israel-Iran War?
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Tim Ferriss as one of 
Niall Ferguson 's 16 books, highlighting his prolific writing career.
Tim Ferriss as one of Niall Ferguson 's 16 books, highlighting his prolific writing career.
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#634: Niall Ferguson, Historian — The Coming Cold War II, Visible and Invisible Geopolitics, Why Even Atheists Should Study Religion, Masters of Paradox, Fatherhood, Fear, and More
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Scott Galloway as one of Niall Ferguson's 16 books, which won the Council on Foreign Relations Arthur Ross Prize.
Scott Galloway as one of Niall Ferguson's 16 books, which won the Council on Foreign Relations Arthur Ross Prize.
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Cold War II + An Update on Global Conflicts — with Niall Ferguson
