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Number 16 ~ Spring 2007
Correspondence
Rethinking the Hydrogen Economy
Essays
China’s Space Ambitions—And Ours
Jeff Kueter on the Chinese threat to American space assets and what to do about it
The Right to Life and Human Dignity
Leon R. Kass on Thomas Hobbes as a teacher of dignity
Brave New World at 75
Caitrin Nicol on reading Aldous Huxley’s novel as its first readers did
Nanoethics as a Discipline?
Adam Keiper on the proliferation of professional nanotechnology criticism
Reviews and Reconsiderations
What’s Ailing Health Care?
James C. Capretta on markets, medicine, and the limits of government
The Half-Bound World
John Derbyshire reviews Neal Stephenson’s Baroque Cycle
The Greening of Capitalism
Nick Schulz on environmentalism as corporate exhibitionism
The Problem with Plagiarism
Jeremy Lott on the timeless drama of the copycat
Political Pseudoscience
Matthew B. Crawford on why political science is not physics
State of the Art
Reforming NIH
Lessons from a Decade of Missed Opportunities
Yuval Levin
Energy Incrementalism
A Good (But Not Great) Alternative Fuel Policy
Stephanie Cohen
Seeing and Believing
TV Dramas Show Two Sides of Surveillance Tech
Peter Suderman
What Lies Within
New Views of Nascent Life
Christine Rosen
Digilante Justice
Citizenship in Cyberspace
Ruth Martin
