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The 250th anniversary of American independence today is a timely occasion to reflect on the human journey from dependence to independence and to interdependence – among individuals, communities and nations. Many Americans…
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In response to the failure of many theories that predicted a decline in religious observance and increase in global secularization, there is now increased attention to the role…
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(ANALYSIS) Evangelicals and indigenous peoples’ rights are not often put in the same sentence, but in Canada, they are deeply intertwined. June 21 is Canada’s national Indigenous…
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In the West many long-stable electoral patterns are disappearing. Centrist political parties have eroded in Germany, France, the UK, and elsewhere, and are being supplanted by…
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View the white paper here
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Any nation, big or small, can become a great nation. Some nations think they are great, or strive to restore ‘greatness’. But what really makes a…
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Professor Edward Barbier (USA) Born on July 22, 1957 University Distinguished Professor, Department of Economics, Colorado State University Professor Edward Barbier has led efforts to value…
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Excerpts from The 5 Questions for Ethical Decisions: How to Succeed Without Selling Your Soul By David W. Miller with Susan Richardson Princeton University Press, April 2026…
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The Dutch will go orange-crazy this coming Monday. Canals in Amsterdam will overflow with boats crammed with orange-clad merrymakers. Music will fill streets festooned with orange…
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(REVIEW) Jan Jekielek’s “Killed to Order: China’s Organ Harvesting Industry and the True Nature of America’s Biggest Adversary” is difficult to read. Not because it is…
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