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Much-needed reforms in the way food aid is delivered may be thwarted in Congress.
U.S. female soldier speaks with civilians during 2010 engagement mission in Afghanistan
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The sheer volume of U.S. military interventions comes as something of a shock.
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In the October 22 America, Karen Sue Smith takes a look at Japans commitment to nonviolence since World War II, and the changes that may be coming soon. Back in 1947, the editors kept a close eye on the developments in Japan, publishing regularly on the subject. Here are three short editorials from the spring of 1947:

Japan on a New Road

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Online courses present a unique opportunity for religious educators.
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The Collapse at Rana Plaza; The Crash Next Time; Finding Flops
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The editors of America are pleased to honor Daniel Callahan and Sidney de Shazo Callahan with the Matteo Ricci, S.J., Award for their distinguished contribution to culture. They have contributed to the world of ideas, to letters, bioethics, moral philosophy and theology, psychology, spirituality and journalism. For a half-century they have lived a creative partnership rich in ideas and in values. Through their writing, research and lectures, they have taught both church and society how to think deeply about public problems, to explore our humanity and cultivate its deepest gifts in a potentially disorienting time of technological change. They have gathered round them in conversation circles of scholars and friends who with them cultivate the high form of friendship in which ideas and values are exchanged for the sake of the common good.

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America has been writing about "the Irish question" in one way or another since 1909.
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Shocking Assaults in India: Courage on the Court; Poverty and Generosity
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How we respond to events of inexplicable violence both reflects and shapes our values.
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Over the long term, wealth inequality is an imbalance that threatens the common good.