The New Atlantis, Fall 2003

Published November 17, 2003

By Adam Keiper & Christine Rosen, Eric Brown

The latest issue of The New Atlantis includes major new articles on America’s space program, digital politics, and what the SARS outbreak can teach us about the World Health Organization.

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Essays:

• A New Vision for NASA
  Adam Keiper on the trouble with NASA and the moral case for space exploration
• Bioethics in Wartime
  Eric Cohen on biology and the good life — in peace and in war
• A Conversation with Nature
  Steve Talbott on understanding our relationship with the natural world
• From Biology to Biography
  William Hurlbut on evolution and the ascent of the human person
• Why Not Artificial Wombs?
  Christine Rosen on the meaning of being born, not incubated
• Does Digital Politics Still Matter?
  Robert Atkinson and Shane Ham on the battles over information technology
• The Politics of the WHO
  Steven Menashi on the follies of the World Health Organization

State of the Art:

• The Next Birth Control Revolution
• Cyber-Spying on Spouses
• The Pathology of Conservatism
• Edward Teller’s Courage
• The Science Journal Crisis
• Amazon and Google Take a Look at Books
• Britain Constructs a Universal Genetic Database
• Two Rappers Debate Music Piracy
• The Fight Over Cloned Food, and much more…

Looking Ahead, Looking Back:

• China Takes Off
• The Wright Stuff