In our latest episode of Bookmarks, Daniel Bell, author of The China Model: Political Meritocracy and levitra dans les pharmacies allemandes the Limits of Democracy, discusses the book with Stein Ringen of the University of Oxford.

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Is the war against ISIS primarily a military one, or does diplomacy have a role?

In our latest Scholar’s Mate debate, Stephen Miles of Win Without War debates the subject with Tony Shaffer of the London Center.

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This week, The Square Circle tackles Pope Francis’s address to Congress, Ben Carson’s comments on Islam, and news that Russia is increasing military aid to Syria.

Gregory Clay of GDClay.com, George Dosoglu of PoliticsMatter.net, and Pentagon correspondent for McClatchy James Rosen discuss these issues and more.

This week, The Square Circle discusses the rise of Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, the ongoing Syrian refugee crisis, and Ahmed Mohamed–the ninth grader who was arrested for bringing a homemade clock to school.

Conservative writer and editor Brian McNicoll; Nick Morpus of Rare.us; and James Rosen, Pentagon correspondent for McClatchy, discuss these issues and more.

This week, The Square Circle discusses the Syrian refugee crisis, the Kim Davis saga, and the Iran nuclear deal.

Radio host and political commentator Kim Brown, George Dosoglu of PoliticsMatters.net, and political consultant Rina Shah discuss these issues and more.

Is the inspection regime in the levitra dans les pharmacies allemandes Iran nuclear deal strong enough to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon?

In this Scholar’s Mate debate, Michaela Dodge of the Heritage Foundation and Lawrence Korb, PhD, of the Center for American Progress discuss this important issue.

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Does Junipero Serra share blame for the abuses that occurred in the California missions?

Pope Francis will make Serra a saint when he visits the U.S. in late September. This move has angered many who blame Serra for the mistreatment of Native Americans during the mission period.

In a new Scholar’s Mate debate, two historians discuss the role the 18th-century monk played in the colonization of California and levitra dans les pharmacies allemandes the abuses that occurred after his death.

Jonathan Cordero, PhD, of California Lutheran University, and Ruben Mendoza, PhD, of Cal. State-Monterey Bay, debate the issue. Watch it here.

This week, The Square Circle discusses a possible Joe Biden-Elizabeth Warren ticket, more Planned Parenthood videos, and Julianne Moore’s petition to rename Jeb Stuart High School.

Radio host and political commentator Kim Brown, conservative writer and editor Brian McNicoll, and political consultant Rina Shah discuss these issues and more.

This week, The Square Circle takes on Donald Trump’s immigration policies, Hillary Clinton’s confrontation with Black Lives Matter, and the first ever female Army Rangers.

Gregory Clay of GDClay.com, George Dosoglu of PoliticsMatters.net, and James Rosen of McClatchy will discuss these issues and more.

This week, The Square Circle discusses the violence in Ferguson, Missouri; Black Lives Matter versus Bernie Sanders; and Hillary Clinton turning her e-mail server over to the Justice Department.

Nick Brana of SocioEvolved.com, Gregory Clay of GDClay.com, and conservative policy analyst Isaac Woodward discuss these issues and more.