BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

An updated argument for judging people on their actions and content of their character, rather than traits over which they have no control.

An analysis of a Supreme Court case that could help force Congress to do a better job of fulfilling its Constitutional responsibilities.

A primer on what everybody ought to know about the incendiary, divide-and-conquer politics used by established (and aspiring) authoritarians.

A review and critique of "Tyranny of the Minority: Why American Democracy Reached the Breaking Point" -- yet another contribution to efforts to help us understand democracy's difficulties.

A compilation of recent statements, activities, analyses, on more on 16 different topics related to U.S. peacebuilding.

From George Lakoff and Framelab, an introduction to what we all want to know about the way in which the brain processes political information.

A series of images and videos that convey the awesome power behind Iran's political uprising -- an uprising that we hope can avoid the tragic outcomes of so many other uprisings.

A short video examining the vast web of regulatory processes that are undermining society's ability to get anything done – including the transition to a carbon-free energy system.

A reminder about the many ways in which anger affects our thinking and undermines our ability to protect our interests, along with suggestions for overcoming those problems.

A story about the origins of the concept of political "guardrails" and the man who the anticipated their deterioration and the problems that that would cause.