The Corruption Game What the Tunisian Revolution and WikiLeaks Tell Us about American Support for Corrupt Dictatorships in the Muslim World By Juan Cole Reprinted with permission of TomDispatch.com Here’s one obvious lesson of the Tunisian Revolution of 2011: paranoia about… Continue Reading
The Year of Living Dangerously Rising Commodity Prices and Extreme Weather Events Threaten Global Stability By Michael T. Klare Reprinted with permission of TomDispatch.com Get ready for a rocky year. From now on, rising prices, powerful storms, severe droughts and floods,… Continue Reading
How the Power of Myth Keeps Us Mired in War Why Are We Still in Afghanistan? By Ira Chernus Reprinted with permission of TomDispatch.com When I try to figure out why we are still in Afghanistan, though every ounce of logic… Continue Reading
Extremist Killing Is as American as Apple Pie Murders Grow on the Far Right Four Decades After Martin Luther King By Stephan Salisbury Reprinted with permission of TomDispatch.com The landscape of America is littered with bodies. They’ve been gunned down in… Continue Reading
Why Peace Is the Business of Men (But Shouldn’t Be) A Modest Proposal for the Immodest Brotherhood of Big Men By Ann Jones Reprinted with permission of TomDispatch.com Looking for a way out of Afghanistan? Maybe it’s time to try something… Continue Reading