Examines the geography, history, government, society, and cultures of Indonesia, and includes facts and anecdotes, a chronology, photographs, and other reference tools.
Collects articles that debate various problems related to gun violence in the U.S., covering gun control measures, crime, the disproportionate affect on minority populations, constitutionality, self-defense, and gun safety education.
Discusses various sides of controversial topics regarding the conflict in Darfur, examining the causes of the problem, the question of whether the Sudanese government is engaging in genocide, the role of China, and how peace might be brought to the region.
A collection of essays exploring various topics related to corruption in the United States government, including the role of corruption in health care reform, the rise in the number of corrupt politicians, corruption in political campaigns, the impact of corruption on the U.S. financial system, legal cases related to corruption, and remedies for the problem.
Authors present differing opinions on whether women have made substantial gains in U.S. politics, whether women are gaining political power in world politics, and whether the participation of women improves politics.
Authors present differing opinions on whether industrial agriculture is causing substantial water pollution in the United States, whether China's economic development has caused serious global pollution issues, and whether human interactions with the ocean must quickly become more sustainable.
A series of articles examine both sides of the debate about nuclear energy, covering the overall risks versus the benefits in terms of human and environmental health, impact on climate change, potential expansion, and future technological developments in the industry.
A collection of essays that provides varying perspective on issues regarding vegetarianism, discussing if it is healthy, if it is morally superior to or more environmentally sustainable than a meat diet, lab-grown meat, and other related topics.
