Roland Pierik (Amsterdam): Mandatory Vaccination: An Unqualified Defense. Ewa Lukaszyk (Warsaw): Travelling Away from the “Artsy Post-modern Lefty-pinko University”: Noor’s Transcultural Experience and the Duties of the Intellectual. From TNR, Michael Eric Dyson on the Ghost of Cornel West: President Obama betrayed him; he’s stopped publishing new work; he’s alienated his closest friends and allies — what happened to America’s most exciting black scholar? Zachary Crockett on the time everyone “corrected” the world’s smartest woman. New research has confirmed an age-old gender stereotype — that men tend to be more narcissistic than women on average. Even as larger numbers of women enter politics, men in conservative spaces seemingly feel freer than ever to let it all hang out, misogyny-wise. Why are white people expats when the rest of us are immigrants? Mawuna Remarque Koutonin wonders. Memories of Galeano’s Fire: Danny Postel on his afternoon with the late Uruguayan writer. Cinzia Arruzza on Fortress Europe and a Mediterranean cemetery for migrants. This is the case against Obama's Iran deal that everyone should hear. Alireza Nader on why the United States needs to be patient with Iran. Morgan Kelly and Cormac O Grada on the myth of Europe’s Little Ice Age. Michelle Nijhuis on what roads have wrought. “I don’t even pretend I can stop it”: 8chan’s founder Fredrick Brennan talks doxing, Internet freedom. Jacob Silverman on Google, too big to derail.
