A Political and Literary Forum
Besides overturning the very structure of higher education virtually overnight, COVID-19 will also accelerate a number of troubling longer-term trends.
Jeffrey Aaron Snyder
With Responses From
Christopher J. Lee
R. H. Lossin, Andy Battle
Adam Kotsko
Jeffrey C. Isaac
We need to find a way to address serious and legitimate security concerns without the overkill of a general system of preventive detention for suspected terrorists.
David Cole
Progress in the world's poorest region.
Edward Miguel
How to meet the security threat.
Jonathan Zittrain
There is a lot we don't know about climate change, but what we do know should motivate us to action.
Kerry Emanuel
Aid can help to address global poverty. But we need field experiments—randomized controlled trials—to tell us which programs work.
Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee
The war as it has evolved badly serves U.S. interests. A well-planned disengagement will serve them much better by reducing military, economic, and political costs.
Barry R. Posen
If families are making more money than ever and are still in financial trouble, surely the critics are right: Americans are overborrowing. But the data tell a different story.
Elizabeth Warren, Amelia Warren Tyagi
A grand new strategy for American foreign policy.
Stephen M. Walt
Enlisted by the feds, can police find sleeper cells and protect civil rights, too?
Daniel Richman
Democrats must embrace an economic liberalism superjumbo, and they must stick with it even if they lose.
Rick Perlstein
The goal should not be to render child-rearing costless. The goal should be to lighten the burden.
Anne L. Alstott
Why private-school tuition vouchers are not the answer.
Richard D. Kahlenberg , Bernard Wasow
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