
Culture & Society
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Educating the World’s Children of Conflict
Educating the World’s Children of Conflict
Jan Egeland highlights three key principles for ensuring the safety and well-being of traumatized boys and girls. -
Death or Glory in Russia
Death or Glory in Russia
Slavoj Žižek traces the religious and intellectual roots of the Kremlin’s increasingly morbid war propaganda. -
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The Age of Verbiage
The Age of Verbiage
Arvind Subramanian blames today’s nonstop inundation of expert opinion for undermining the quality of public discourse. -
Davos Man Has a People Problem
Davos Man Has a People Problem
Antara Haldar suspects that the socially “disembedded” economic logic of globalization has gone as far as it can go. -
A Lesson from West Bengal
A Lesson from West Bengal
Kaushik Basu shares what he learned about the state of Indian education on a trip to a remote rural area. -
The Taliban Cannot Defeat Women
The Taliban Cannot Defeat Women
Gordon Brown & Yasmine Sherif sense fissures in the regime following the latest crackdown on access to education. -
The Three-Front War on Academic Freedom
The Three-Front War on Academic Freedom
Tom Ginsburg fears that state intervention, donor pressure, and student demands are jeopardizing American higher education. -
How Threatening Are Threats?
How Threatening Are Threats?
Michele J. Gelfand & Virginia Choi explain how public communication channels can be mined for insights to improve decision-making.