Peter Schurman·Sep 16, 2024How California Can House More People for Less MoneyCan we agree that it would be better if people had homes to live in, vs. living on the street, in parks, etc.?A response icon1A response icon1
Peter Schurman·Jan 16, 2017To Solve Inequality, We’ve Got to Think Bigger than CountriesToday we learn via OxFam that just eight men control half the world’s wealth. People are shaking their heads, but what would it take to…A response icon2A response icon2
Peter Schurman·Nov 9, 2016Separate Countries are killing AmericaAmerica as we know it is now scheduled to end in 10 weeks, with the inauguration of Donald Trump as President on January 20th.
Peter Schurman·Jul 28, 2016Borders are Only for Poor PeopleA high-flying candidate for president’s connections to Russia are becoming increasingly clear: Russian spies appear to have intervened in…A response icon1A response icon1
Peter Schurman·Jun 25, 2016In Response to Brexit: We’ve got to Unify, not DivideBrexit is such an awful mess it’s hard to know where to begin.
Peter Schurman·Nov 10, 2015How the Logic of Keystone Applies to One Global DemocracyEveryone concerned about climate change won a huge victory on Friday when President Obama rejected the Keysone XL pipeline. Stopping…
Peter Schurman·Jun 3, 2015How the Blockchain Could Prevent World War IIIEscalating tensions between the US and China, while ominous, offer a useful reminder that the artificial division of our world into…A response icon3A response icon3
Peter Schurman·Mar 26, 2015Today’s Trade Agreements are Backwards, But We Can Do BetterToday’s Times has an exposé on the draft of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the latest international trade agreement under negotiation…
Peter Schurman·Nov 23, 201425 Years After the Berlin Wall, Let’s Think BiggerAlong with the welcome recent news on immigration, another milestone related to borders this month was the 25th anniversary of the fall of…
InI. M. H. O.byPeter Schurman·Nov 13, 2013World Peace Within Our Lifetimes. Yes, Really.Introducing the case for a single, globally inclusive democracy.