New York book event for “How Civilizations Die” December 6
Please note that RSVP is required.
First Things magazine invites you to attend
an evening with
David Goldman
How Civilizations Die
(And Why Islam Is Dying, Too)
Tuesday, December 6, 2011 at 6:00 P.M.
First Things Editorial Offices
35 East 21st Street, Sixth Floor
(between Broadway and Park)
(212) 627-1985
A wine and cheese reception will follow.
Space is limited, so be sure to RSVP today to reserve your place.
A prolific writer, David Goldman is a columnist for Asia Times Online, where he writes under the moniker “Spengler.” His primary interests involve issues of religious identity and secularism, the rise and fall of nations and cultures, and trends in demography, as well as classical music. In addition to his “Spengler” column, Goldman has contributed toForbes, Tablet, and First Things, where he served as Senior Editor.
Shabbat?
OOO. Sorry. I didn’t read that right. It is on Tuesday.
Spengler,
I would have loved to be there.Do you have plans to come to the UK or India?
Indian.
I hope David will speak to the Russian Academy of Sciences or at MGU about his book and demographics. I think he’d be impressed with the strides Moscow has taken since he was last there in the 1990s.
If invited, of course I would consider all of these venues.
Will u be signing your book there? I have actually been waiting to order it because I was hoping there might be some signing event. Do I need to bring my own copy or will copies be offered for sale? Or actually, will you even be signing?
Hey maybe afterwards we can all go out for drinks at the bar right downstairs in the building!
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Israel to ban EU funded NGOs…what are they, Putin?
http://pjmedia.com/instapundit/131540/
Can you please videotape it & post the link? I’d like to watch it.
Thanks
I exagerrate, but only slightly to make a point.
Putin? Who, the Europeans? They are trying hard.
“Israelis, tired of this rather subtle form of ideological warfare emanating from their purported friends among governments in Europe, are now considering a measure that would ban foreign government funding of political NGOs above a certain low level.”
And what exactly is the problem with that?