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Chasing Chaos: A Foreign Correspondent's Memoir - Kelly, Sean
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CHASING CHAOS: a Foreign Correspondent's Memoir Sean Kelly chased chaos in Congo, Nigeria, Vietnam, Laos, El Salvador and Zimbabwe, as well as -- ironically -- Washington, DC. He covered rebels in Africa, civil wars in Indochina, peace talks in the Middle East, and scandal in the White House. Not all of it was grim and daring. There was time for humor, compassion, even romance along the way. Central Africa was his first assignment as a foreign correspondent and the 1965 coup d'etat in the Congo was the first of many abrupt regime changes he reported from the scene. Others included Watergate…mehr

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CHASING CHAOS: a Foreign Correspondent's Memoir Sean Kelly chased chaos in Congo, Nigeria, Vietnam, Laos, El Salvador and Zimbabwe, as well as -- ironically -- Washington, DC. He covered rebels in Africa, civil wars in Indochina, peace talks in the Middle East, and scandal in the White House. Not all of it was grim and daring. There was time for humor, compassion, even romance along the way. Central Africa was his first assignment as a foreign correspondent and the 1965 coup d'etat in the Congo was the first of many abrupt regime changes he reported from the scene. Others included Watergate and President Richard Nixon's fall from power. During the 1970s,he covered the recurring chaos in Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam. His final assignment was reporting the 1994 election of Nelson Mandela in South Africa. What happened in between fills the pages of this book. Read them and find out!
Autorenporträt
Sean Kelly is professor of Philosophy, Cosmology, and Consciousness at the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS). He is the author of Coming Home: The Birth and Transformation of the Planetary Era, co-editor of The Variety of Integral Ecologies: Nature, Culture, and Knowledge in the Planetary Era, and co-translator of Edgar Morin's Homeland Earth: A Manifesto for the New Millennium. Along with his academic work, Sean teaches t'ai chi and is a facilitator of the group process Work that Reconnects developed by Joanna Macy.