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One year later, much of the conventional wisdom about the uprisings has been proven wrong. By Fouad Ajami.

Japanese feel angry and ignored, prisoners of both radiation and bureaucracy. By Toshio Nishi.

Civics education must not be indoctrination, but it also must not be overlooked. By Peter Berkowitz.

His early years remain obscure, but the postwar writings and influence of the Longshoreman Philosopher proved incandescent. By Tom Bethell.

Do our strict codes of conduct unduly burden our soldiers in the field? Not according to this officer. A first-person account of events in Iraq. By Joseph McGee.
America’s founders paid off the states’ debts once—but only once. That wise example could benefit Europe today. By Thomas J. Sargent.