Divided We Stand
Oct 22, 2020 makes an evolutionary case that human societies depend on the presence of conflicting worldviews.
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Managing “Managed Freedom” Managing “Managed Freedom”
Oct 8, 2020 argues that to remain on the path of democratization, Uzbek officials must uphold genuine freedom of speech.
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To Lock Down or Not to Lock Down? To Lock Down or Not to Lock Down?
Oct 7, 2020 shows why the decision is not as simple as determining the net number of lives likely to be saved.
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Europe’s World-Lagging Universities Need Increased Funding Europe’s World-Lagging Universities Need Increased Funding
Oct 1, 2020 highlights a neglected implication of Brexit: the EU no longer has any globally top-ranked institutions.
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The History Behind America’s History Wars The History Behind America’s History Wars
Sep 29, 2020 explains the necessity of today's debates over statues, textbooks, and the names engraved on buildings.
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The New History Wars The New History Wars
Sep 22, 2020 & think de-escalating the culture war over public monuments will require difficult sacrifices from all sides.
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The Post-Pandemic Recovery’s Missing Link The Post-Pandemic Recovery’s Missing Link
Sep 18, 2020 & warn that unless public trust in science and financial institutions is restored, the crisis will deepen.
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Don’t Buy Bezosware Don’t Buy Bezosware
Sep 8, 2020 urges rival media organizations to invest in open-source software that can meet their shared needs.
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COVID and Common Sense COVID and Common Sense
Aug 4, 2020 explains why improved understanding of the new coronavirus should allow for more flexible social norms.
