“We remain committed to the principle that international borders must not be changed by force.” [1] This statement was signed by E.U. leade...

On how to decolonize Eastern Europe, its states must disentangle themselves from the history of the U.S.S.R. and even Russia. This is not si...

By the end of the 2010’s, city officials in several American cities were rethinking bus service in a fundamental way; the passenger-fare r...

In October 2011, Gerald Seib wrote that political and economic pressures in the wake of the financial crisis were “pushing business leader...

To lead is to be out in front, pointing the jet’s nose one way rather than another. Leadership is not that which causes drag at the back of...

Two things stood out for me in the wake of the World Cup of 2010: the sheer number of low-scoring games and the number of bad calls. The la...

The European Union has a common market. This would seem to be news to The Wall Street Journal, at least back in 2010. This is not to say t...

Two days after the LTCM bailout was agreed to in 1998, a worried Alan Greenspan, leaning toward raising rates at the time, cut the federal...

According to DePree (1989, p.19), the first responsibility of a leader is to define reality. This might seem metaphysically esoteric, but I...

Constructing an accurate ethical-leadership concept that is not over-extended by one’s ideological agenda ought to begin with defining le...

In the "leadership vs. management" dichotomy, "management focuses on getting work done on time, on budget, and on target--in...

By  the end of the first decade of the twenty-first century, the impact of computer technology on television was already promising to be no...

In Geneva on November 28, 2011, the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Syria presented its  report , which had been reques...

In the twentieth century, Christian apocalypticism thought it saw the end of days in the midst of baleful signs, including historical bibli...

In the U.S. Constitutional Convention, James Madison in particular stressed the nepharious quality of faction in relation to the public goo...

Singapore’s Changi may have been “the world’s most fabulous airport” in 2011, according to Scott McCartney of the Wall Street Journal. To ...

“For decades,” according to The  Wall Street Journal , “plentiful Chinese labor kept down costs of a range of goods bought by Americans.” ...

Jay Fernandez of The Hollywood Reporter asks, “Who’s to blame for the lack of original movie projects being submitted to film studios thes...

In an interview in 2017, U.S. President Donald Trump said he wondered why the issues leading to the U.S. Civil War “could not have been wor...

It is perhaps only natural---only human—for us to take ourselves and our produced artifacts too seriously. Diplomats and other government o...