Links:

    -BOOKNOTES: Supreme Command: Soldiers, Statesmen, and Leadership in Wartime by Eliot Cohen (C-SPAN, Sunday night, 8pm & 11pm)
    -ARTICLE: Book at bedtime is clue to Bush's thinking: President reveals he is reading gung-ho study which argues that war is too important to be left to generals (Matthew Engel, August 22, 2002, The Guardian)
    EXCERPT: Churchill Asks a Question: His worth as a war leader. (Eliot A. Cohen, June 17, 2002, National Review)
    EXCERPT: "It Is All the Fault of the Human Brain Being Made in Two Lobes.": A system man. (Eliot A. Cohen, June 18, 2002, National Review)
    EXCERPT: Churchill's Technique: An artist at war. (Eliot A. Cohen, June 19, 2002, National Review)
    EXCERPT: Churchill's Art of Interrogation: His genius for war (Eliot A. Cohen, June 20, 2002, National Review)
    -ESSAY: How a war makes fools of experts (Eliot Cohen, May 12 2003, Financial Times)
    ESSAY: Twilight of the Citizen-Soldier (Eliot A. Cohen, Summer 2001, Parameters)
    INTERVIEW: with Eliot Cohen: Is President Bush a Great Leader? (The Beltway Boys, August 31, 2002, Fox News)
    -ESSAY: World War IV: Let's call this conflict what it is (ELIOT A. COHEN, November 20, 2001, Wall Street Journal)
    REVIEW: of Supreme Command: Soldiers, Statesmen, and Leadership in Wartime by Eliot A. Cohen (Victor Davis Hanson, Commentary)
    REVIEW: of Supreme Command (Lawrence D. Freedman, Foreign Affairs)