Friendless Childhoods Explain War, by Bob Johnson

Author: Bob Johnson. Review by Tim Newell

‘It made me stop, and stare, and think.’ | Photo: Book cover and detail of Friendless Childhoods Explain War, by Bob Johnson

Our friend Bob Johnson has produced something here that delights our sensitivities, and challenges our assumptions about international affairs. We expect Bob to be making connections, and we’ve certainly got that here. Reading though this short book made me stop, and stare, and think. In the end it made so much sense that I had a feeling of elation at understanding some of the critical events in history.

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