Summer 2002
Mixing Oil and Blood: Sudan
Benjamin Bock
A first-hand account of life inside Sudan. There, a starving population has endured decades of war, sparked by religious differences, but now fueled by oil. | More »
Charting the "War on Terrorism"
From Australia to Zimbabwe, using new laws and old-fashioned brute force, governments are sacrificing human rights on the altar of antiterrorism. | More »
A Problem From Hell?: America and the Age of Genocide
By Samantha Power
The U.S. has never intervened to stop genocide and rarely even condemned it as it occurred. The crucial question is: Why?| More »
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