Warfare and Welfare
Michael Breneson war, politics, political economy, and connections between them.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 10 | Subscribers | Read | michaelbrenes.substack.com |
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My Next Book!: A WAR FOR OUR TIMES: THE UNITED STATES IN THE AGE OF TERROR
When I returned to this newsletter in the spring, I alluded to the many projects I have been working on that prevented me from giving “Warfare and Welfare” my full attention. One of those projects was a co-written book with my good friend V...
Votes for Humphrey [Biden]
A few weeks ago, I wrote about why 1968 is a bad metaphor for the present. I thought I said what I needed to say about 1968, for now. But then I encountered this New Republic article by historian Michael Kazin: “I Opposed Humphrey in ’68. A...
Better Defense Through Technology?
I have two new publications out today—a thirty-page policy brief and an op-ed in the New Republic— both co-authored with William Hartung, a great defense analyst and colleague.
Divestment and the American Political Tradition
Note: Apologies for neglecting this newsletter for so many months. The second half of 2023 was a challenging time for me, and I have been preoccupied with teaching and two book projects (more on that forthcoming). As I head into summer, I l...
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Historian at Yale. Author of "For Might and Right." Next book (with Van Jackson): "The Rivalry Peril: How Great-Power Competition Threatens Peace and Weakens Democracy" (Yale University Press, January 2025).
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