Article Abe's Second Chance Vowing to pull the nation out of the economic doldrums, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has managed to maintain the support of a still wary public. By Charles De Wolf April 19, 2014 Foreign Affairs
Article Writing a Life How should a fair-minded biographer deal with a literary subject’s “sensational underside,” and when does that endeavor turn into "pathography"? By Robert K. Landers April 19, 2014 Books
Article The Bloody Details Four books on the failures of moral imagination and political will, spread across the political landscape, that doomed Europe to decades of totalitarian terror. By James J. Sheehan April 19, 2014 Books War and Peace
