books by Misha Glenny

books by Misha Glenny

books:

Misha Glenny

The Balkans: Nationalism, War & the Great Powers, 1804-1999

Misha Glenny

Penguin (Non-Classics), 2001

The history that we have been waiting for on the Balkans
If you only read one book on the Balkans this is the one you should read. Glenny takes us through the rise of the Balkans following their separation from the Ottoman Empire through the present day break up of Yugoslavia. The fall of communism is well illustrated as is ...

McMafia: Crime Without Frontiers
Misha Glenny

The Bodley Head Ltd, 2008

The Rebirth of History: Eastern Europe in the Age of Democracy; 2nd Edition

Misha Glenny

Penguin (Non-Classics), 1993

The Ring of Authenticity
Having traveled to many of the countries about which Misha Glenny wrote just as those countries were in the midst of change and having had the benefit of staying with good friends who are citizens of those countries and visiting many of the social institutions of the ...

War in the Balkans: A Foreign Affairs Reader
Aleksa Djilas, Misha Glenny, ...

Council on Foreign Relations Press, 1999

The Fall of Yugoslavia

Misha Glenny

Penguin Books Ltd, 1996

A great look at the Yugoslav conflict.
Personally, I think that Misha Glenny is one of the best writers on the Balkans. I have spent three years living in the Balkans so I know something about the area. I highly recommend reading his work The Balkans first as it gives great insight into the region. ...

McMafia: A Journey Through the Global Criminal Underworld (Borzoi Books)

Misha Glenny

Knopf, 2008

Global Disorder
Glenny dutifully documents, in exquisite detail, the rise of transnational criminal organizations in every global region. Simple formula: morally neutral global economic platform + economic/social distress = the rapid proliferation and unabated growth of ...