Honor the Victims -- With Action
Yet again we are struggling to bear the unbearable.
Research
A Tax Reform to Cut Complexity, Increase Fairness
Sooner or later the U.S. tax code will be reformed. Probably sooner.
Immigration and American Power
The United States is a nation of immigrants.
As It Grows, Al Jazeera Risks Losing Touch
Al Jazeera’s global headquarters fill a sandy patch of land on the outskirts of Doha.
Egypt’s Constitution Needs an Expiration Date
Egyptians living abroad began voting Dec. 12 on whether to accept the nation’s proposed new constitution.
A Better Lure for Cities
As America faces the fiscal cliff, the impossible becomes conceivable. Finally, we face the possibility of reducing the home mortgage interest deduction.
Qatar Arms Deals Expose Limits of US
Qatar is a small country. It is made big, in the sense of influence and importance, because it has a lot of oil and does not think small.
Time to Reform Complex Tax Code
There are very few “teaching moments” in politics, but the drama surrounding the current debate over the fiscal cliff is one of them.
Brasília is a Warning to Urban Dreamers
Oscar Niemeyer, who died last week, was a controversial giant.
Educating for Moral Competence (for Philip Selznick)
The curricula of schools of public policy and management cover three broad areas: policy analysis, strategic management, and politics.
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