Heather Hurlburt and Daniel Drezner discuss whether they would advise Donald Trump on foreign policy if he asked.
Katherine Mangu-Ward and Mark Schmitt discuss instances of transpartisan cooperation and the balance between federal and state government.
Physicist Jeremy England argues that Darwinism is a “special case” of more general physical laws. Plus: Does physics leave room for free will?
Robert Wright and Maria Popova discuss the benefits of “fruitful monotony.” Plus: Do social networks undermine the spirit of friendship?
Physicist Jeremy England on determinism and the laws of nature.
Robert Wright and Maria Popova discuss the difference between “honorable relationships” and transactional ones.
Bob Frank discusses the discrepancies between laissez-faire economic theory and what he considers common-sense realities. Plus: The foundational flaw of standard economics.
David Sloan Wilson says a major shift is needed in the foundation of orthodox economic thinking.
Roger Haight and Paul Knitter, authors of Jesus & Buddha: Friends in Conversation, argue that religious pluralism is essential for peace on earth. Plus: Ultimate reality as common denominator.
Robert Farley and Brian Laslie discuss America’s progress in rebuilding the Iraqi Air Force it had previously destroyed. Plus: Where were you when Desert Storm started?