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The Christian Science Monitor
Articles By S-CAR
Abstract: Robert Marquand's balanced piece captures the subtlety of Turkey's current policy toward its neighbors, "Europe wary of a new Ottoman Empire...
Abstract: “The effect of excessive public virtue is an obvious psychological cover for discomfort with aspects of one’s own behavior and character...
Abstract: Regarding the Dec. 1 editorial, "Best way to react to India's '9/11'": I applaud this commentary. It offers sound advice. Terrorist attacks...
Abstract: Regarding the Oct. 8 Opinion piece, "I survived the Georgian war. Here's what I saw": South Ossetian voices have been far too absent from...
Abstract: In response to the March 25 article, "Should the world talk to Hamas?": Stimulating wars is the outgoing American administration's lasting...
Abstract: The United Nations tackled the task of troubleshooting climate change last month. Between holding special General Assembly meetings at headquarters...
Abstract: The Feb. 6 article, "Bhutto's party releases her will to bolster PPP support" brings into sharp focus Benazir Bhutto's legacy as an icon of...
Abstract: Regarding the Jan. 15 article "Fertilizer, frustration fuel Gaza's rockets": The article paid primary attention to fertilizer and little to...
Abstract: For some 60 years, attempts to craft a lasting peace for the Holy Land have fallen woefully short. As a new round of Israeli-Palestinian talks gets...
Abstract: At the outset of 2008, many of the world's conflicts seem locked in a stalemate. But history shows that peace often comes as a surprise. Next week,...
Abstract: The NATO intervention in the Serbian province of Kosovo in 1999, the UN protectorate that followed, and the symbiotic push for Kosovo's development...
Abstract: There have been persistent rumors in Washington that President Bush does not want to leave office without "doing something" about Iran....
Abstract: The Jan. 9 referendum vote in Sudan is expected to result in the South seceding from the North. This may alleviate conflict in the region but also...
Abstract: In his Dec. 13 commentary, "What really drives suicide terrorists?," Robert Pape makes the inference that suicide terrorism is a response...
Abstract: John Hughes's refreshing March 7 column ("Arab uprisings will test Obama's duty to freedom") reminds us that "Indonesia and Turkey are...
Abstract: In 1998, while attending a peace process conference in Germany, I witnessed intense discussions about whether Palestine Liberation...
Abstract: In the July 18 issue, Michael Shank has written a compelling yet distressing commentary about America's low ranking on the current Global Peace Index...
Abstract: Looking to save the world trillions of dollars? How about investing in peace and nonviolence?Australia's Institute for Economics and Peace recently...
Abstract: What makes for a peaceful society? Hot spots from Congo to the Middle East would benefit from such knowledge. But so would the United States, which,...
Abstract: In the Dec. 26 issue, two articles deal with the global reduction in war and violence: "Wars grind on; but statistically, violence declines...
Abstract: In protest of the Palestinian statehood bid at the UN, Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen froze $192 million in funding for USAID programs, including a...
Abstract: Caught up in the dynamics of nuclear brinkmanship, India and Pakistan hold their entire region hostage to clear and present danger. But a recent...
Abstract: The US State Department recent called Israeli settler violence against Palestinians 'terrorist incidents.' Though a step in the right direction, the...
Abstract: In October, the US Treasury named the notorious MS-13 gang a transnational criminal organization. This unprecedented action aims to sanction the...
Abstract: In combating the MS-13 gang, the Obama administration should look to El Salvador, which has adopted a far less confrontational approach, and is...
Abstract: LTE: Regarding the April 1 cover story "School discipline: in search of an even hand": It is poverty and a police presence in schools...
Abstract: The US military must change the culture that leads to sexual assault by genuinely accepting women as fully capable and by greatly increasing the...
Abstract: Eizariya, West BankThe first time Aziz Abu Sarah threw stones at Israeli soldiers, he was 7 years old.“I thought, ‘This is cool. I’...
Articles About S-CAR
Abstract: When presidential candidate Bernie Sanders on Wednesday invoked his Jewish background in a pledge to stand against Islamophobia and racism, he was...
Abstract: Three days after a killer’s rampage left six members of a local Sikh temple dead in this Milwaukee suburb, Tim Barger did something Wednesday...
Abstract: In the opening days of America's war in Afghanistan, Capt. Allison Black's AC-130H gunship thundered low through the night sky. Below, US Special...