Note #124 - We suggest a form of thinking about the pandemic that integrates clashing narratives.
Tuesday 20 October 2020
Note #124 - We suggest a form of thinking about the pandemic that integrates clashing narratives.
Note #123 - The Quincy Institute will succeed by focusing attention on empowering citizens for nation-building, democracy, and security.
Note #122 - A new voice in transpartisan foreign policy shares its vision this week in Washington, D.C.
Note #121 - NYT op-ed writer Richard Seymore offers a glimpse of the left/right amalgamation that drove England out of the EU.
Note #120 - Love or hate him, Trump has used military force less than any other president since Jimmy Carter.
Note #119 - David Edgerton suggests that it’s time to let the fantasy of the British nation die.
Note #118 - The powerful forces roiling the Earth flow through every institution, including those of American Evangelicals.
Note #117 - CEOs of the largest corporations in America release a statement promoting a radically new direction for business’ purpose.
Note #116 - New from Ralph Benko and William Collier: "The Capitalist Manifesto: The End of Class Warfare, Toward Universal Affluence".