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08/08/2012 | En Profundidad
Global Society: America's Dark Shadows: Aurora, Sikhs and Guns
A nation's character is marked by mysterious patterns, and none is more salient in American life than killing with the gun, says Michael Vlahos, a professor at the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island. He asks this pivotal question: Can the inhuman act of a single person lay bare the neuralgia of an entire people?.
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05/09/2009 | Sociedad
Drug Wars and Faltering States: The Demise of National Identity (Part II)
Michael Vlahos — the author of “Fighting Identity: Sacred War and World Change” — warns that those who have been left behind by modernity and progress will forge new structures in place of state power. In the second of a three-part series, he describes how the weaknesses of nation-states are showing up in the drug wars of Mexico, Brazil, Colombia and Pakistan.
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