Publications

One of the most extraordinary transformations in contemporary American public life has been the radical change in the ideological orientation…

The rush to disinvestment in South Africa proceeds apace, now led by such American corporate giants as General Motors, IBM,…

Senators Ted Kennedy and Orrin Hatch are not frequently found on the same side of controverted issues. This past September,…

Washington, D.C., which gets abuzz over things large and small, was aflutter just after the November elections with another Charles…

  AMERICAN PURPOSE is not intended to be penitential reading. Thus, from time to time, we want to share some…

It is no longer news (although it is often treated as such) when a church group urges disinvestment in South…

One of the surest signs of trouble in any resistance movement is when its leaders begin to fudge the definition…

Last spring, after President Reagan’s televised address to the nation on his proposed 1987 defense budget, the networks provided the…

Being “in the center” is usually considered desirable in American public life. “Middle-of-the-road” carries with it images of the tolerance,…

Ever since the Geneva summit, there has been intense interest in “citizen exchange” programs with the Soviet Union. In light…

Beneath the surface of American public life a great debate is gathering. The great debate is not about the Strategic…

Your Majesty, my fellow Nobel Laureates, ladies and gentlemen: Thank you for the honor you have bestowed on me this…