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Journey to a Closed City With the International Executive Service Corps

Journey to a Closed City With the International Executive Service Corps

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: The dawn of a new internationally co-dependent economy
Review: Journey To A Closed City With The International Executive Service Corps details the travel experiences of Russell R. Miller who is a retired executive who has volunteered his time in the International Executive Service Corps, as well as serving as an advisor with the World Bank, the United Nations Development Program, and the Vienna-based United Nations Industrial Development Organization. Detailing the dawn of a new internationally co-dependent economy and the spread of globalization through experienced eyes, Journey To A Closed City is an engaging and informative tale of growth and new experiences, as well as a broad-scale, on-going economic evolution.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Miller tells it like it is in Eastern Europe
Review: Terrific! What a great book. All the elements of an exotic Paul Theroux travel adventure, combined with the High Noon suspense of a race against the clock, with plenty of chuckles along the way. Miller's experience and characters are convincing proof to me that what I'm living here in the Czech Republic is not just some weird, time-warped dream. Anyone coming to Central Europe had better read it, and anyone who's been here will enjoy it. Also, as someone approaching retirement, I was completely unaware of the activities of the International Executive Service Corps and will certainly keep it in mind as a productive alternative to golf. An entertaining and informative read. A masterful job.


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