How many more farmers must commit suicide before Congress addresses this crisis?
Read morePeace & Foreign Policy
To build peace, we must dislodge the economic and political foundations of war. IPS believes that a just foreign policy is based on human rights, international law, and diplomacy over military intervention.
Latest Work
Postcard From…Chile
Two earthquakes have shaken the Latin American country. The political one might have greater long-term impact.
Read moreEarthquake and Tsunami in Chile: The Militarization of Natural Disasters
The emergency has brought to light problems that will have serious consequences for the neoliberal business model.
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Arms Trafficking at the U.S.-Mexico Border
Much of the discussion and debate regarding the sad situation along the U.S.-Mexican border has been centered on analyzing drug policy and immigration laws.
Read moreWhen Was the Last Time You Visited Iraq?
It’s true that I’ve never strolled down a street in Baghdad or Ramadi or Basra, armed or not, and that’s a deficit, if you want to write about the American experience in Iraq.
Read moreWe are What We Eat
Get a great new book about how our eating patterns impact the Earth for free.
Read moreLying with Statistics
Bill O’Reilly falsely claims respected medical journal is on his side.
Read moreEnabling Wall Street’s Gambling Problem
Thought bankers had learned their lesson in 2008? Think again.
Read moreWhat’s Next?
IPS wants to know what you think should be the next top legislative priority.
Read moreThe New U.S.-Mexico War
Sanho Tree discusses the significance of U.S. officials in Mexico, and whether the new plan is an adequate one.
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Reports
Report: No Warming, No War
In the face of both COVID-19 and the climate crisis, we urgently need to shift from a culture of war to a culture of care.
Report: The Battle For Another World
The Progressive Response to the New Right
Report: Poor People’s Campaign Moral Budget
Everybody Has the Right to Live
Tax Day 2019: Where Your Personal Income Taxes Were Spent in 2018
How Enriching the 1% Widens the Racial Wealth Divide