Why David Sometimes Wins, by Marshall Ganz. Oxford University Press.
Culture Watch
Christopher M. Zimmerman 12-01-2009
Franz Jägerstätter: Letters and Writings from Prison, edited by Erna Putz. Orbis.
Jeannie Choi 12-01-2009
Joel Salatin finds himself in the middle of the food debate, fighting for a better way.
David Hilfiker 9-01-2009
The Bridge at the End of the World: Capitalism, the Environment, and Crossing from Crisis to Sustainability, by James Gustave Speth. Yale University Press.
Kaitlin Barker 9-01-2009
The Stoning of Soraya M., written and directed by Cyrus Nowrasteh. Mpower Pictures.
Molly Marsh 9-01-2009
Everyday Justice: The Global Impact of Our Daily Choices, by Julie Clawson; The Fray, by The Fray; Learning to Sing in a Strange Land, by Wesley Stevens; and Grace Notes: Daily Readings with a Fellow Pilgrim, by Philip Yancey.
Danny Duncan Collum 8-01-2009
Two multimedia projects see Africa as the planet's musical heart and soul.
Marilyn McEntyre 8-01-2009
Review: Boundless Faith: The Global Outreach of American Churches, by Robert Wuthnow. University of California Press.
Gareth Higgins 8-01-2009
THE UNITED STATES as envisaged in cinema is often a fight club, a place where there are three kinds of people—the thieves who milk the system, the cops who try to catch them, and the rest of
Danny Duncan Collum 8-01-2009
Smart people concocted a fantasy empire based on investing in other people’s debt.