Anti-militarist book by Joel Andreas discussing war as a fixture in U.S. history and culture. Excerpted cartoons and related links.

Excerpts from William R. Taylor's book on the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan, Iraq, and disarray in pacifist alternatives.

Robert Putnam's book on the collapse and revival of the American community.

Gary O. Bosley's manual for local political campaigns. Table of contents, price and ordering information, endorsement, and author biography.

Lawrence Lessig's views on how the architecture of cyberspace affetcs the US constitution.

Sam Harris argues that in the presence of weapons of mass destruction, we cannot survive our religious differences. Includes links to published book reviews, and downloads of audio interviews.

Charles Andrews' inquiry into the laws of economic change.

Chris Casey's book about the process of getting the United States Congress to use the Internet.

Guide to running for local government positions in the US.

President Clinton's legacy of Africa/USA relations.

David Corn, the longtime Washington editor of The Nation, details what he calls the falsehoods and fabrications of the Bush presidency.

A site for comment and discussion of the issues raised in the book about the radical and left movements of the 1970s and 1980s. Includes schedule of readings and events.

Proposes making Israel and Palestine part of the United States to solve the conflict there.

Steve Takesian's book suggests that Willie Horton cost Michael Dukakis the 1988 presidential election.