Tuesday Cup O' Coffee

Terror, Intervention, and the American Corporate State

Rise of the corporate state and the future of obedience in a world filled with unfettered capitalism, worsening inequality, and environmental changes

Impact of Dubious Alms on Security in Somalia

Abdirahman Mohamed Dirye

Analysis: Arabs' ‘Dubious’ Alms and Its Impact On Security and Commercialization Of Religion In Somalia

Neighbor Policy: A Friend in Mexico

Adrian Tawfik

The chance for the US to be a contributor to an economic miracle for the people of Mexico and for North America is within our grasp

Approval Voting Gets Its Long-Overdue Animated Video

Aaron Hamlin

After successfully crowdfunding over $12,000, The Center for Election Science has delivered the first animated explainer video on Approval Voting

The Future of Democracy in Egypt

John Amaruso

As of now Egypt has an omnipotent military, a power hungry executive, a powerless judiciary, and violent subcultural pluralism

Voting in Organizations, Clubs, Meetings, and Families

Michael Ossipoff

Recommendations for appropriate Voting Systems in small groups including organizations, clubs, committees, meetings, and even families.

How Protection of 2nd Amendment Harms the 1st

Amy Soen

The NRA is the protector of the Second Amendment, but who is protecting the 1st? Clearly these elected officials are not looking out for the best interests of their constituents

Why Canada Should Consider Joining the United States

Adrian Tawfik

While age-old prejudices make us instinctively shrink from this type of grand strategy, the world is not a safe enough place for such ideas to be dismissed outright.

How a Donation Helps Big Brothers Big Sisters

Big Brothers Big Sisters is community based opportunity to help address poverty

The Daily Show's Jon Stewart takes aim at Obama and Congress for failure in supporting veterans who face government backlog of healthcare claims

Entrepreneur Elon Musk has left political organization of Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg

Grameen America, offshoot of Bangladeshi microfinance outfit, celebrating major milestone in foray into American market for small loans

Local election in Philippines breaks tie between candidates using good old-fashioned flip of a coin, proving that close elections don't need to be unsolvable!

Democracy Chronicles

Tuesday Cup O’ Coffee

by Sean Stevens • February 7, 2012

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