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Online Exclusive • 02/27/2026 • Blog

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Online Exclusive • 11/17/2025 • Online Essay

Department of Violence

Pete Hegseth's speech and the U.S. military strikes on alleged drug boats reveal an American policy of war without rules, violence without constraint.

By Christopher Kutz

Online Exclusive • 10/23/2025 • Online Essay

Beware the Boomerang Effect: Why U.S. Strikes on Alleged Drug Boats Pose a Profound Threat to American Freedom

The U.S. strikes on alleged drug boats point toward an intensification of unchecked destructive and coercive power that directly threatens civil and political freedom.

By Christopher J Finlay

Online Exclusive • 09/3/2007 • Essay

Ecological Intervention in Defense of Species

Though there is much to engage with throughout the article, I shall only focus on one small part of it: the viability of military or ...

By Clare Palmer

Online Exclusive • 09/3/2007 • Essay

Ecological Intervention and Anthropocene Ethics

Robyn Eckersley's elegant and eloquent argument concerning the limits of "ecological intervention" is constrained by the scope of what is included in her definition of ...

By Simon Dalby

Online Exclusive • 09/3/2007 • Essay

On Not Being Green about Ecological Intervention

"I am sympathetic to Eckersley's assessment of the importance of these problems, but there are certain implications of her (albeit qualified) endorsement of ecological intervention ...

By Mathew Humphrey

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