Eureka College Articles

Bases of Debate: America in Central Asia: Steppes to Empire

Andrew J. Bacevich | Jun 01, 2002
America's post-9/11 tryst with the authoritarian regimes of Central Asia should not be transformed into a longer-term "marriage of convenience." It would end badly.

That's Entertainment?

Michael Medved | Jun 01, 2002
Hollywood may dismiss its silver-screen version of a violent and debauched America as harmless fantasy, but to the rest of the world it's the real thing.

Small Mercies: China and America after 9/11

David M. Lampton | Dec 01, 2001
Despite some shared interests in fighting Al-Qaeda, September 11 isn't really a watershed for Sino-American relations.

A Whole New World?

William J. Perry | Dec 01, 2001
The United States in moving inexorably toward closer political and economic association with Latin America. A quartet of recent books helps us plan the journey.

The Little Man's Revenge

Robert D. Kaplan | Nov 01, 2001
The Secret Agent, published in 1907, is about a shadowy anarchist, Adolf Verloc, who owns a shop selling low-end goods in a grimy, working class district of London.

Bonn Voyage: Kyoto's Uncertain Revival

Daniel Bodansky | Sep 01, 2001
While the Bonn Conference revived an ailing global warming agreement, Kyoto's flaws render it a questionable approach to the longest of long-term politics.

Natural Rights and Human History

Francis Fukuyama | Jun 01, 2001
A set of rights based on human nature--and with some qualifications--might not be such a bad idea after all.

The Deconstruction of Death

Fred C. Ikle | Dec 01, 2000
Most public fears about the "genome era" have been overly alarmist. Yet the political consequences may be revolutionary.

Two Sides of the Same Coin

Joshua Muravchik | Jun 01, 2000
Communism and fascism, cousins in disrepute.

The American Way of Victory

James Kurth | Jun 01, 2000
The twentieth century witnessed, and its course was largely defined by, a trilogy of American wartime victories. But in the aftermath of the first two, the peace was lost. After the Cold War, will it happen again?

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