I’m pretty sure that’s on my book list, but thanks anyways! I’d say I watched the equivelant of the “movie version” (which is missing some things; namely, it doesn’thave much on how easy it is to replace keys) https://youtu.be/rStL7niR7gs (Sorry if this comes off as passive aggressive; it isn’t. It’s passive.)
Of course! The detailed historical examples. No amount of abstract knowledge can substitute historical discussion.
In fact the academic version (the logic of political survival) is for me less interesting, because it is too much based on data analysis instead of cases.
Simple feedback: read this book:
https://www.amazon.com/Dictators-Handbook-Behavior-Almost-Politics/dp/1610391845
Think about politics in Darwinian terms: who survives the process?
I’m pretty sure that’s on my book list, but thanks anyways! I’d say I watched the equivelant of the “movie version” (which is missing some things; namely, it doesn’thave much on how easy it is to replace keys) https://youtu.be/rStL7niR7gs (Sorry if this comes off as passive aggressive; it isn’t. It’s passive.)
I’ll edit the idea accordingly though.
Do you think the video is missing any other important points that the book doesn’t?
Of course! The detailed historical examples. No amount of abstract knowledge can substitute historical discussion.
In fact the academic version (the logic of political survival) is for me less interesting, because it is too much based on data analysis instead of cases.
Thanks! I’ll give it a read (or, more realistically, a listen if there’s an audiobook version.)