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The Pound of Flesh, a Communitarian Principle
(Starting on Page 423) When deliberating culturally sensitive topics, both sides often feel that they are concerned with absolutes and that the other side has neither moral nor legal foot to stand
Is Joe Biden His Own Worst Enemy?
Former Vice President Joe Biden, the current Democratic presidential front runner, has had plenty of opportunities to prepare himself for the last campaign of his political life.
The European Union Must Speed Up or Slow Down
The conventional wisdom correctly points to the rise of European skeptics, those who opposed ever-increasing integration of the twenty-eight European Union member nations into one community.
Could Reparations Help Close the American Racial Divide?
As a Jewish child who escaped Nazi Germany, and whose extended family perished in the concentration camps, I got a check from the German government.
A Blueprint for Capturing Carbon and Saving the Earth
Recent reports on the Green New Deal focus on the need to decarbonize the economy.
Bringing Back the Moral Wrestler: Author Meets Critics at APPE 2019
Refugees Welcome . . . In Spain
How should the United States respond if a truly large number of asylum seekers presented themselves at the borders?
Book Review of "Law and Society in a Populist Age: Balancing individual rights and the common good"
By Derek Hawes
America Needs to Accept the Taliban Peace Deal
In the London School of Economics’ 2012 Global Policy Journal, I offered the following
A Response to Mr. Benn (Defense of previous piece titled "Don't Vent, Win")
The Importance of a Personal Sense of Insecurity
To state that a given field of study has been neglected and deserves much more attention is a common argument.
The Real 'Wall' America Needs
President Donald Trump is concerned about border security, which should cause him to call for building a wall, that is introduce new barriers to illegal entries, not on the southern border, but alo
The Damage of Demographic Misinterpretations
The New York Times recently repeated an often cited misleading fi
The Story of Hanukkah Has Become Politicized
Many Jews are celebrating Hanukkah this week, but in rather different ways. Some are lighting candles all eight nights and reciting prayers—heads covered with kippahs.
What Makes a Good American?
Age-old debates about patriotism and what constitutes a good American have taken on a new significance in the Trump Era.
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