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Robert Benewick wrote The Fascist Movement in Britain in 1972.
Zygmunt G Baranski and Rebecca J West wrote The Cambridge Companion to Modern Italian Culture in 2001.
Walter Benjamin wrote The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction in 2008.
The current inspector general affirmed that conclusion
Iván T Berend wrote An Economic History of Twentieth-Century Europe in 2016.
Paul Berben wrote Dachau 1933-1945 in 1975.
Alfred H Barr Jr wrote Cubism and Abstract Art in 1966.
Names of U.S. officials recorded in intelligence intercepts are supposed to be masked Ms Gabbard argued the N.S.A. failed to conceal Mr Grenell's identity
Mark Antliff wrote Avant-Garde Fascism in 2007.
Michael Alpert wrote Franco and the Condor Legion in 2019.
Ali Abdullatif Ahmida wrote The Making of Modern Libya in 1994.
Steve Bastow and James Martin wrote Third Way Discourse in 2003.
Inspectors general are supposed to make a determination about a whistle-blower complaint within two weeks of receiving the complaint
On Feb 5 Senator Tom Cotton wrote that the complaint did not contain credible allegations of waste fraud or abuse
Jean Baudrillard wrote Simulacra and Simulation in 1994.
Kochanski 2012 pages 34–93
Davidson 2004 pages 371–372
Rodogno 2006 page 47
Goldstein & Lukes 1999 pages 59–60
Niewyk & Nicosia 2000 pages 45–52