Capitalism: One Size Does Not Suit All

Shaped by many cultures, some forms of capitalism are more palatable to anti-globalization activists than others
Pranab Bardhan
December 7, 2006

Viewed From Chinese Border, North Korea Is More Curiosity Than Threat

Confident in their government’s ability to control an old ally, the Chinese remain unruffled about North Korea’s nuclear program
Lauren Keane
November 9, 2006

Globalization and God – Part II

Religious revivalism may win a few battles, but secularism will ultimately win the war
Bruce Mazlish
November 28, 2006

Globalization and God – Part I

A shrinking world might require an ethical code for the politics of religious exchange
Pratap Bhanu Mehta
November 23, 2006

A Clash of Civilizations in Europe?

Sensitivity over every perceived slight to religion pits Islam against European secularism
Patrick Sabatier
October 17, 2006

The Jihad and the West – Part I

Jihad is ultimately political action that can be influenced by dialogue and negotiations
Riaz Hassan
September 21, 2006
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The End of China's One-Child Policy?

Don’t expect a baby boom
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Norway Attacks: Anders Behring Breivik Will Join History's Human Monsters

Evil lies in wait for any community
Henning Mankell
July 27, 2011

Anders Breivik's Roots in Right-Wing Populism

Extremist anger is a chain reaction
Frank Patalong
July 25, 2011

Why My Father Hated India

Resentful Pakistan turned on its own cultural identity
Aatish Taseer
July 19, 2011

Keepin' It Cool: How the Air Conditioner Made Modern America

An invention distracts people from their deteriorating environment
Rebecca J. Rosen
July 18, 2011
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