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Call for the Vote
by Miller, Manjari
Publisher: Huffington Post
Publication Type: Blog Entry
Along with the rest of America, I've been breathlessly following the caucuses. I cringed when Huckabee won Iowa, shrugged when Obama did, sniffed sympathetically with Hillary Clinton, cheered for...
Published Date: February 2008 More
America needs realists, not William Kristol
by Walt, Stephen M.
Publisher: Salon.com
Publication Type: Op-ed
In its response to letters protesting the recent hiring of hard-line neoconservative William Kristol as a weekly Op-Ed columnist, the New York Times described the decision as the result of a...
Published Date: January 2008 More
Moving forward in Kenya
by Bowman, Warigia
Publisher: Boston Globe
Publication Type: Op-ed
The recent presidential election in Kenya has declined into a bloodbath with the deaths of more than 300 people, jeopardizing the nation and the stability and democracy in East Africa as a whole....
Published Date: January 2008 More
Israel's False Friends
by Walt, Stephen M.; Mearsheimer, John
Publisher: Los Angeles Times
Publication Type: Op-ed
U.S. presidential candidates aren't doing the Jewish state any favors by offering unconditional support. Once again, as the presidential campaign season gets underway, the leading candidates are...
Published Date: January 2008 More
A One-Size-Fits-All Solution
by Mullainathan, Sendhil; Barr, Michael S.; Shafir, Eldar
Publisher: New York Times
Publication Type: Op-ed
While the causes of the mortgage crisis are myriad, a central problem was that many borrowers took out loans that they did not understand and could not afford. Brokers and lenders offered loans that...
Published Date: December 2007 More
Tutu sees lots of negatives, a few positives, in American foreign policy
by Gewertz, Ken
Publisher: Harvard University Gazette
Publication Type: Newspaper Article
Desmond Tutu was a high school teacher in Johannesburg before he entered the ministry, and all these years later he is still very much the pedagogue. “Good afternoon,” he said emphatically...
Published Date: November 2007 More
Tutu Condemns U.S. Foreign Policy
by Perloff-Giles, Alexandra
Publisher: Harvard Crimson
Publication Type: Newspaper Article
Desmond Tutu, Archbishop Emeritus of Cape Town and 1984 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, spoke yesterday on American foreign policy at an event commemorating the 50th anniversary of Harvard’s...
Published Date: November 2007 More
International Flavor to Innovation Forum
by Weisman, Robert
Publisher: Boston Globe
Publication Type: Newspaper Article
Emmanuel K. Akyeampong, a social historian of Africa, helped to establish the African Public Broadcasting Foundation to generate television, radio, and Internet programming that would be accessible...
Published Date: October 2007 More
Jena, O. J. and the Jailing of Black America
by Patterson, Orlando
Publisher: New York Times
Publication Type: Op-ed
The miscarriage of justice at Jena, La.—where five black high school students arrested for beating a white student were charged with attempted murder—and the resulting protest march tempts us to...
Published Date: September 2007 More
Conscience of a Conservative
by Rosen, Jeffrey
Publisher: New York Times Magazine
Publication Type: Magazine Article
In the fall of 2003, Jack L. Goldsmith was widely considered one of the brightest stars in the conservative legal firmament. A 40-year-old law professor at the University of Chicago, Goldsmith had...
Published Date: September 2007 More