Social Justice Today’s Threat Level: Yellow, With a Chance of Phlegm Miller-McCune magazine highlights current research that merits a raised eyebrow or a painful grin. Matt Palmquist
News in Brief Is al-Qaeda Still a Threat? A new study suggests that the dangers of terrorist networks have been greatly overstated. Lee Drutman
Social Justice Defusing the Infidels Among Us A Miller-McCune interview with Mark Juergensmeyer, author of Global Rebellion: Religious Challenges to the Secular State. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief The Inconvenient Alliance Looking at the complex U.S.-Saudi relationship in a time of terrorism, rising oil prices and climate change. Matt Palmquist
Business & Economics Economics Previous Site Sections Forecasting the Unknowable Future of Business Corruption and terrorism pockmark the road ahead for international business, according to a respected global survey. Barbara Hesselgrave
Social Justice Group Thinkers Miss an Original on Truth Commission It’s always interesting to watch Beltway insiderism at work, so you might want to take a look at… John Mecklin
News in Brief Law and Terror A legal analyst argues for a novel solution to the legal wars over anti-terrorism policy: Congress doing its job. Mark Obbie
Social Justice Equality For All (Most of the Time) A survey on discrimination taken soon after 9/11 reveals a strong belief in equality for all — although men seem more willing than women to set aside that ideal. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief The Shining City, Rebuilt How America can retake the high moral ground and defend against terrorism. Mickey Edwards