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I've seen a few book charts posted on this site but I was wondering if there was one related to political science and/or national security studies?
I think there was a mega that had a bunch of book charts and recommendations that I saw once but I don't know the link or if it had the books for the topics I'm interested in
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>>1578986
I don't have a chart but there's stuff like
The Grand Chessboard - Zbigniew Brezinski (or however the hell you spell it)
Pussycats by Martin van Creveld
Kahn on Thermonuclear War
Geopolitical Alpha - Marko Papic
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>>1578986
Why would you find those subjects interesting? This world is corrupt and run by greedy global elitist. No more research needed.



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