Article An Unnecessary War My conclusion is that the war fails a moral test of necessity By J. Bryan Hehir March 28, 2003 Foreign Affairs Short Take
Article Not Just a Game In a nation battered by political corruption and economic collapse, a match between the soccer clubs River Plate and Boca offers a rare chance for Argentines to forget their well-publicized woes. By Carlos Lozada December 20, 2002 Sports
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Article Death & Lies In El Salvador How Robert E. White, a successful American diplomat, became a candid critic of U.S. foreign policy. By Margaret O’Brien Steinfels October 26, 2001 Latin America Politics Social Justice International
Article WTC A reflection on the World Trade Center, written in the aftermath of 9/11. By Patrick Jordan September 28, 2001 The Last Word War and Peace Terrorism Death and Dying
Article Peter Steinfels A journalist By Peter Steinfels September 28, 2001 Terrorism Politics War and Peace
Article Bruce Martin Russett A theologian By Bruce Martin Russett September 28, 2001 Terrorism War and Peace Middle East
Article Jean Porter A foreign-policy expert By Jean Porter September 28, 2001 Terrorism War and Peace Politics Middle East
Article Sanctions on Iran An editor's notebook By Patrick Jordan February 9, 2001 International Middle East
Article Go in Peace Pacifist Eileen Egan spent a lifetime actively serving the victims of war and promoting alternatives to armed conflict. By Patrick Jordan November 17, 2000 War and Peace
Article Burning Christians Anti-Christian violence in India is largely rooted in the BJP's efforts to assert power. By Jo McGowan June 18, 1999
Article Notes of a Quasi-Pacifist The pacifist maintains the belief that there is an inherent contradiction in trying to make peace through violence. By Patrick Jordan June 18, 1999 War and Peace Social Justice
