BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

During this time of massively parallel partisanship, thoughts from one of the few politicians still inhabiting the middle ground between the two partisan extremes.

A hopeful argument that, while everyone was worrying about inequality and lack of economic opportunity, the Western world was actually moving in the opposite direction.

From Brookings, more analysis of the problems facing young people today.

Thoughts on the complex relationship between liberalism and authoritarianism and why fighting authoritarianism requires a stronger defense of liberalism.

https://www.persuasion.community/p/what-populism-isand-isnt

A look at a seldom considered conflict that has enormous implications for human well-being -- the conflict between parents and children.

The report on the agonizing strategic choice facing Israel and questions about the degree to which the lessons of 1967 and 1973 apply.

A critical essay that asks whether political satire in the United States is playing a positive or a negative role.

The linguistic analysis of how cultural diversity is reflected in our patterns of speech and what this says about how best to communicate with different groups.

An in-depth profile highlighting the thinking of one Democrat who believes that his party has failed to grasp the reasons why so many people distrust Democrats.