Acknowledgments. Prologue. Inflection Points. 1. Onward to Paris. 2. Le Debut. 3. Le Mistrial. 4. The State of the Jews. 5. A Wicked Wind from the East. 6. A Pair of Princes. 7. All Aboard the Orient Express. 8. Into the Balkan Soup. 9. Greater Asian Insecurity. 10. Where Did they All Go? Maps. Bibliography. Index.
David A. Andelman, Executive Editor of Forbes.com, has reported from more than fifty countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East as a foreign correspondent for the New York Times and CBS News. He has also served as Washington correspondent for CNBC, senior editor of Bloomberg News, and as business editor of the New York Daily News, and is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. He lives in New York City and Canadensis, Pennsylvania, with his wife, Pamela Title.
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