BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

For a time when new communication technologies are reshaping everything we thought we knew, a look back at the insights of Marshall McLuhan, the man who struggled with an earlier information revolution.

A look at one of the most difficult questions facing liberal democracies -- the need to use illiberal means to defend those democracies.

Reflections on the impossibility of rolling back the clock to the time before Israel's birth and the Nakba.

From an Israeli perspective, an article that that looks at the cultural differences between Palestinians and Israelis and questions the notion that everyone cares about the same things.

From a more conservative perspective, more insight into the delicate balance between desirable efforts to limit destructive disinformation and undesirable efforts to suppress opposing political views.

A profile of Sweden – a country that took peace and security for granted and is now waking up to the very real threats which are now emerging.

An example of the kind of conversation that could, had it been sufficiently widespread, have averted the ongoing tragedy.

A superb lecture that explains how the current crisis facing the Jewish people is deeply intertwined with the larger effort to preserve democratic freedoms.

Links to a thoughtful series of articles (and an online book) that try to get beyond climate hysteria and focus on what, exactly, the science is telling us about how to most effectively address the problem.

Security is one of the fundamental human needs that has to be met for peacebuilding to be successful. This essay explores the concept.