Publications

The latest issue of The New Atlantis (www.TheNewAtlantis.com) includes major new articles on German bioethics, energy policy, technology and the Constitution,…

In 1958, Evelyn Waugh went to British East Africa, then in the last years of colonial rule, to conduct research…

Judging from the torrent of e-mail I’ve received since my column several weeks ago on Iraq and the just war…

As the national debate about embryonic stem cells heats up, it is worth remembering why there is a debate at…

Amidst the myriad canonizations and beatifications proclaimed by Pope John Paul II, some have involved exceptionally dramatic lives. Think of…

The redemptive and destructive power of memory is a regular theme at the movies — from recent classics like Memento…

George Weigel is one of the foremost American Catholic thinkers involved in the current debate on the Catholic just war…

With sales of The DaVinci Code now topping seven million, it’s a safe bet that Dan Brown’s Catholic readership is…

“It is in the issues of bioethics — embryo research, human cloning, drugs like Ritalin and Prozac — that modern society will be…

A few weeks ago, 206 congressmen sent a letter to President Bush demanding increased federal funding for more embryonic-stem-cell lines,…

[The following exchange, between Eric Cohen, editor of The New Atlantis and director of EPPC’s program on Biotechnology and American Democracy,…

During the American civil rights movement, a piece of African-American wisdom came into broad circulation in the United States: “You’ve…