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| '''Max Boot''' (born ], ]) is an ] and ] noted for his support of a strong U.S. leadership role in the world. He is a senior fellow at the ], a contributing editor to '']'', a weekly columnist for '']'' and a regular contributor to other publications including the '']'' and '']''. He is also a consultant to the ] and a regular lecturer at U.S. military institutions such as the ] and the ]. He has previously worked for '']'' and the '']''. While at the Wall Street Journal, Boot authored "Out of Order," a critique of the American legal system, and "Savage Wars of Peace," a study of small wars in American history. Max Boot has recently written, "War Made New," an analysis of revolutions in military technology since 1500. | '''Max Boot''' (born ], ]) is an ] and ] noted for his support of a strong U.S. leadership role in the world. He is a senior fellow at the ], a contributing editor to '']'', a weekly columnist for '']'' and a regular contributor to other publications including the '']'' and '']''. He is also a consultant to the ] and a regular lecturer at U.S. military institutions such as the ] and the ]. He has previously worked for '']'' and the '']''. While at the Wall Street Journal, Boot authored "Out of Order," a critique of the American legal system, and "Savage Wars of Peace," a study of small wars in American history. Max Boot has recently written, "War Made New," an analysis of revolutions in military technology since 1500. | ||
| He also collaborated with ] on an article "Risk Rethought" which was critical of regulations to protect public health. Milloy of the article which can be found in the Tobacco Legacy Documents. In the article, Boot wrote, "Of course, the regulators claimed that their rules were necessary to protect the public's health. Anyone who protested was labeled a stooge of Big Business." Milloy was later found to have been on the payroll of Big Tobacco . | |||
| Boot earned a bachelor's degree in history from the ] in ], and a master's degree in diplomatic history from ] in ]. | Boot earned a bachelor's degree in history from the ] in ], and a master's degree in diplomatic history from ] in ]. | ||
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Max Boot (born Moscow, Soviet Union) is an author and military historian noted for his support of a strong U.S. leadership role in the world. He is a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, a contributing editor to The Weekly Standard, a weekly columnist for The Los Angeles Times and a regular contributor to other publications including the Financial Times and The New York Times. He is also a consultant to the U.S. military and a regular lecturer at U.S. military institutions such as the Army War College and the Command and General Staff College. He has previously worked for The Wall Street Journal and the Christian Science Monitor. While at the Wall Street Journal, Boot authored "Out of Order," a critique of the American legal system, and "Savage Wars of Peace," a study of small wars in American history. Max Boot has recently written, "War Made New," an analysis of revolutions in military technology since 1500.
Boot earned a bachelor's degree in history from the University of California, Berkeley in 1991, and a master's degree in diplomatic history from Yale University in 1992.
Boot has been a member of Benador Associates, a neoconservative PR firm.
Bibliography
- "War Made New: Technology, Warfare, and the Course of History, 1500 to Today" (Gotham Books, 2006), ISBN 1592402224
- The Savage Wars of Peace: Small Wars and the Rise of American Power (Basic Books, 2002), ISBN 0-465-00721-X
- Out of Order: Arrogance, Corruption and Incompetence on the Bench (Basic Books, 1998), ISBN 0-465-05375-0
External links
- Senior Fellow for National Security Studies, Council on Foreign Relations.
- RightWeb profile of Max Boot
- SourceWatch profile of Max Boot
- Profile: Max Boot, Center for Cooperative Research.
- Media Matters files on Max Boot
- Max Boot. The Case for American Empire, Weekly Standard, October 2001.
- Max Boot. What the Heck Is a 'Neocon'? Picks a bone with Pat Buchanan
- Harry Kreisler. Conversations with Max Boot, Institute of International Studies, UC Berkeley, March 12, 2003.
- Max Boot. Neocons May Get the Last Laugh, Los Angeles Times, March 3, 2005.
- Paul D. Thacker The Junkman Climbs to the Top, Environmental Science & Technology
- War Made New, Council on Foreign Relations book information