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Bernard Avishai wonders why his assessment of a new biography of King Hussein was bumped from the LRB at the very last minute. It ended up in The Nation instead. Note his dig at "certain Western intellectuals... who think Fredrick Engels's version of Manchester cotton mills was pretty much the last word on capitalism."
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