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Islam and Liberal Democracy

Is Islam by its very nature antithetical to the development of democratic institutions? A distinguished historian contemplates this difficult question, one whose answer is fraught with consequence for several troubled regions of the world… More »

Issue November 2007

Second Acts

My first acquaintance with Americans, apart from books and films, came after Pearl Harbor, when some American liaison officers were attached to the branch of His Majesty’s service in which I was then serving. After the war, I became a frequent visitor to the United States and, finding it addictive, moved here in 1974. … More »

Issue May 2003

"I'm Right, You're Wrong, Go To Hell"

Religions and the meeting of civilization… More »

Issue January 2002

What Went Wrong?

By all standards of the modern world—economic development, literacy, scientific achievement—Muslim civilization, once a mighty enterprise, has fallen low. Many in the Middle East blame a variety of outside forces. But underlying much of the Muslim world's travail may be a simple lack of freedom… More »

The Roots of Muslim Rage

Why so many Muslims deeply resent the West, and why their bitterness will not easily be mollified… More »

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Where in the World? Part 3: A Google Earth Puzzle

May 25, 2012

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