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Should we apply peer review to government?
Daniel E. Ho, Becky Elias
The quantum puzzle of mass.
Matthew Buckley
It is almost impossible to grasp how much Thomas Jefferson believed in progress.
Richard Kreitner
Egalitarianism requires not just redistribution but equal social standing.
Martin O’Neill
Critics take for granted that Primo Levi killed himself. But doubts remain.
Diego Gambetta
Democratic forces persist amid brutal regime violence and sectarian conflict.
Elizabeth Shakman Hurd
In the age of human rights, the language of duties has withered.
Samuel Moyn
Exploring particle physics. (Third in a series on experiments at CERN.)
The family is changing. Will the social contract catch up?
Jessa Crispin
Prominent Hungarian intellectuals have taken surprising anti-immigrant stances.
Holly Case
Among the casualties of neoliberalism is the very possibility of solidarity.
Ronald Aronson
Comic books can document the horrors of war better than photos.
Elizabeth Hand
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