Choco Pies vs. Cold Noodles
Maybe the secret to reunification in the Korean peninsula is winning over hearts and stomachs.
Our Taliban
The Dutch are leaving Afghanistan. Who benefits? The antiwar right wing.
Review: ‘Small Change: Why Business Won’t Save the World’
The market can provide poor and oppressed people throughout the world with useful goods and services, but can’t affect broad, sustainable social transformation.
The Strange Case of Libya
He’s odd, unpredictable, and dictatorial. So, what can Muammar el-Gaddafi teach us about peace?
‘Decoding the New Taliban: Insights from the Afghan Field’
Understanding the strength of the Taliban and its supporters could provide needed insight on how to overcome the Taliban using other tools than just the military.
Rugged Collectivism
For some years now, the radio has been announcing a yellow alert. Will we fight over space in the bomb shelter of The Twilight Zone or work together in a spirit of rugged collectivism to avert the looming disasters?
Split This Rock Poetry Festival: Poems of Provocation & Witness
Second biennial festival celebrates poetry’s power as an agent of change.
The Next Great Transformation
Should the United States look to China for inspiration?
Mind-Reading Technology Threatens Our Liberties
Exposing the human brain to these devices creates physical and political risks.
Iran’s Twitter Revolution
Regardless of the outcome of its recent presidential election, youth and technology have combined to reshape Iranian politics.