by admin | Aug 26, 2003 | Op-Ed
Christian Science Monitor—August 2003 Americans brandish more pure physical power than any empire in history. But are we using it effectively? I argue here that our power of example is far more potent than our firepower. GIG HARBOR, WASH. American power and... by admin | Apr 3, 2003 | Op-Ed
Christian Science Monitor—April 2003 Nuclear weapons are cropping up in more and more countries. This essay urges some fundamental rethinking about nuclear “signals” — the activities and statements various players in the nuclear game send each other.... by admin | Feb 18, 2003 | Op-Ed
Christian Science Monitor—April 2003 Nuclear weapons are cropping up in more and more countries. This essay urges some fundamental rethinking about nuclear “signals” — the activities and statements various players in the nuclear game send each other.... by admin | Dec 27, 2002 | Op-Ed
Christian Science Monitor—December 2002 The end-of-year holiday season brings flurries of greeting cards touting peace. This piece offers one of my core convictions: that peace is work—our main work—not a result. GIG HARBOR, WASH.—We’re all in favor of peace.... by admin | Oct 22, 2002 | Op-Ed
Christian Science Monitor—October 2002 Written in the midst of what we now know was the Bush administration’s callous manipulation of the UN enroute an already-decided invasion of Iraq, this piece suggests that we, the international community, need to revisit... by admin | Sep 11, 2002 | Op-Ed
Christian Science Monitor—September 2002 Quoting Churchill, this column was penned a year after the 9/11 attacks. The close of the piece seems still valid: “Bin Laden was counting on us to be self-centered and self-defeating when under sustained attack. The...
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