Charlie Nesson – who introduces himself as “Charles the Infuriator” – is chewing on an interesting new train of thought: the openness of universities. Charlie… Read More »Charles Nesson’s lunch at Berkman: what does it mean for a university to be “open”?
No Longer at Ease: Somalia 2007: A Dangerous Year Ahead Excelllent analysis by Abdurahman of the situation unfolding in Somalia and his predictions for the… Read More »links for 2006-12-12
We’ve just added a very cool feature to Global Voices – the ability to search through 4,800 of the weblogs our editors consult most frequently… Read More »Search weblogs on Global Voices
It snowed last night. Not heavily, but enough to make the roads slick. Coming back from Williamstown this afternoon, I passed a minivan than had… Read More »On call
I won’t be rushing to the local movie theatre to see Blood Diamonds when it’s released tomorrow. That’s not because I’m scared off by the… Read More »DiCaprio versus De Beers on Blood Diamonds
John Bolton’s on his way out the door at the UN, but before he’s little more than a much-maligned, mustachio’d memory, he’s pushing a new… Read More »UN peacekeepers in Somalia – is that a good thing?