BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

The report on a new theory of change for political parties and social movements seeking to transform society (and a source of concern for those who oppose them).

Before complaining too much about living in the land of political turmoil and omnipresent politics, consider living in country where that none of that is legal or possible.

This simple change in language and, more importantly, the way we think about conflict can have huge and quite beneficial implications.

A thought-provoking (and doubtless controversial) interview with one of Israel's most prominent experts on Islam with thoughts about the current crisis which are worth considering.

As we stand on the brink of a war between Israel and Hezbollah (a war that will be fought in both Lebanon and Israel), an insightful primer on what we ought to know.

Progressives who advocate for illiberal policies aren't Marxists or postmodernists. They turn liberalism's tools against itself.

Thoughts on the role of political assassination as a military strategy and its applicability to leaders who blithely sacrifice their own people.

While Trump's attempted assassination grabbed the headlines, ordinary citizens have been taking concrete steps to reduce the level of political violence (and threats of violence) in their communities.

An exploration of the political downsides of the progressive focus on "white privilege."

It is clear that gender has become a principal fault line in US politics. This insightful essay explores the nature of that fault line.