James Carroll
One year after the financial panic was at full bore the US economy is more shackled than ever to a military budget, which is money spent, for all its benefits, on death. Why is the gulf between haves and have-nots still the normal structure of economic order -- or is that what our military budget aims to protect against? (Full article: 720 words)
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