Solving Nagorno-Karabakh
August 4, 2014 Mark Dietzen Summary: Brenda Shaffer (“Nagorno-Karabakh After Crimea,” May 3, 2014) is right that a reenergized U.S.-Russian partnership to end the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh would be...
View ArticleNo Perfect Dictatorship
February 25, 2015 Enrique Krauze Summary: The errors and omissions in Schlefer’s history of Mexican liberalism undermine the credibility of his analysis.I find myself truly dismayed by the article...
View ArticleFishing For Facts
June 17, 2014 Robert Vanasse In lamenting the state of the world’s oceans, Alan Sielen (“The Devolution of the Seas,” November/December 2013) cites a 2003 study conducted by the marine biologists...
View ArticleDroning On
June 17, 2014 Samuel Brannen and Michael C. Horowitz Sarah Kreps and Micah Zenko (“The Next Drone Wars,” March/April 2014) argue that the proliferation of armed drones is undesirable but not...
View ArticleDon't Bank On It
June 17, 2014 Marisa L. Porges Jake Kendall and Rodger Voorhies (“The Mobile-Finance Revolution,” March/April 2014) argue that the principal benefit of mobile finance is the ability to deliver basic...
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