Palestine-Israel Peace Unlikely Agenda Item

Election-year politics, post-Arab Spring uncertainty, and the Fatah-Hamas rift are standing in the way of a possible two-state solution—while Iran’s nuclear program remains in dominant focus.
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The Wilson Quarterly

Lessons of the Great Depression

Winter 2012 WQ Issue

The Great Depression has long been regarded as a one-off economic event, so catastrophic that, with the preventative measures now in place, it could never be repeated. Today, as we grapple with a years-long global economic downturn whose ultimate contours remain unknown, the Depression is increasingly relevant to the present.

Dialogue TV & Radio

Uprising: The Politics of Protest

DIALOGUE TELEVISION:
Mar 05, 2012 - Mar 12, 2012
(Episode #2410)

John Nichols, The Nation's Washington correspondent and the Associate Editor of The Capital Times in Madison, Wisconsin; Kent Hughes, director of the Wilson Center’s Program on America and the Global Economy Watch