Gurcharan Das, India Unbound (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2001), 406 pages, $27.50
Sally Satel, P.C., M.D.: How Political Correctness Is Corrupting Medicine (Basic Books), 256 pages, $21.60
Changes in federal budget rules would clarify the cases for and against tax cuts and increases in government spending.
The digital age is diminishing the role of nuclear weapons. So what's next?
Recent police department scandals are a result of increased federal involvement and racial hiring practices.
Recent police department scandals are a result of increased federal involvement and racial hiring practices.
The once-majestic cities of the Baltic region have fallen prey to economic leveling and social decay. Recovery will require great cultural changes.
The Price of Motherhood: Why the Most Important Job in the World Is Still the Least Valued, by Ann Crittenden (Metropolitan Books), 323 pages, $25.00
As prison populations swell, prisoner reentry programs can be an effective remedy for overcrowded prisons and an undercrowded labor force.
How Washington created an economic downturn, and how we can recover from it.
International trade is good for American workers.
There's nothing wrong with America's economy that the Fed can't fix
Despite the worries of some economists, America's record foreign debt is no threat to the nation's economic well-being.
Postmodern architecture reflects the confusion, pluralism, and instability of today's society.
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