Tom recently penned an editorial entitled “RECIPE FOR DISASTER: Increasing Risk of Terrorism, Decreasing Resources” which was published in both the World Defense Review and Canada Free Press. The editorial explores the growing concern surrounding the increasing risk of terrorism and the decreasing resources to combat it.
To learn more please read the article, available at one of the links above.
The Maxims of Politics was named the Award-Winner in the Business Category of the 2010 National Indie Excellence Awards. The National Indie Excellence Awards contest shines a spotlight on books that demonstrate excellence. NIEA judges are professionals from all aspects of the independent book industry, from book cover and interior designers and professional copywriters to publishers, writers, editors and more. They select award winners and finalists based on overall excellence of presentation. The NIEA emblem on a cover lets people know the book meets the highest standards of independent publishing.
The book is also featured in a short video highlighting the winning books.
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Dr. Robert Thomas, Professor and Director of Loyola University New Orleans’ Center for Environmental Communication recently reviewed The Maxims of Politics:
“This book is quintessential Tom Mullikin. His life has been guided by a deep and abiding love for natural areas and a sustaining environment. He is quick with a quote, finds immediate humor in challenging situations, and strives to define practical solutions where there appear to be none. The Maxims of Politics is a fascinating journey through Mullikin’s professional world and reflects his multidisciplinary approach to an equitable global economy and a pathway toward sustainable environmental solutions.”
The Maxims of Politics was recently reviewed by Lester Duhé of Duhé & Associates.
“Thomas Mullikin’s The Maxims of Politics: Making Government Work effectively mixes real world, where-the-rubber-hits-the-road political experience with a historical perspective. His collection of great quotes from ancient and contemporary political figures and insightful analysis of what went wrong and right in recent public relations and political campaigns makes for an enjoyable read.”