Scots-Irish Americans Articles

| Mar 01, 2005

The International Committee of the Red Cross strains at the gnat of American unilateralism and swallows the camel of terrorist atrocities. Stop applauding.

American Maximalism

Stephen Sestanovich | Mar 01, 2005

President Bush's reputation as a radical is exaggerated. He is following in the footsteps of bold predecessors. So why is he making such a mess of it?

Borderline Insanity

Mark Krikorian | Mar 01, 2005

Compassion and national security often conflict. President Bush's immigration policy, by seeking both, delivers neither.

Thinking Outside the Tank

Steven Simon

Jonathan Stevenson

| Dec 01, 2004

Policy is only as strong as the thinking behind it. We need new ideas--and institutions--to win the war on terrorism.

Enforcing Nuclear Disarmament

Amitai Etzioni | Dec 01, 2004

Nigeria, Kazakhstan, the Congo: What do they have in common? All have nuclear reactors with the blessing of the UN. Is this "counter-proliferation" fit for an age of terror.

The Realistic Roosevelt

Tom Parker | Sep 01, 2004

As president, Teddy Roosevelt was not the Bull Moose of his earlier years. His prudence and respect for the balance of power are a model for any future president.

Exporting Europe's Protectionism

Lawrence A. Kogan | Sep 01, 2004

Europe is busy making protectionism a cultural value. And you thought Doha was messy.

The 'Amazing and Mysterious Life' of Ronald Reagan

Josef Joffe | Sep 01, 2004

Mr. Reagan was a simple man with simple straightforward ideas. But he pursued a subtle and complex foreign policy. Maybe we missed something. Where was the rest of him?

Reversing Proliferation

Ira Straus | Sep 01, 2004

For the first time since Hiroshima, we have the objective conditions for halting and reversing WMD proliferation. All we need is for the great powers to cooperate.

Response: Can NATO Survive Europe?

E. Wayne Merry | Jun 01, 2004

E. Wayne Merry responds to criticisms of his"Therapy's End" essay (Winter 2003/04).

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