Would bombing Syria be a "just war"?
Author applies arguments of Prof. Jean Bethke Elshtain to the case for intervention in Syria
The politics of military intervention in Syria
Prof. John Mearsheimer argues that, lacking a clear stake or solution, the United States should not intervene in Syria
America and Syria on the brink
Prof. John Mearsheimer believes U.S. military intervention would worsen situation in Syria
Ronald H. Coase, Nobel-Winning Economist, Dies at 102
<p>'Accidental' economist remembered as one of the most influential scholars in field</p>
Should U.S. punish Syria? Debating legality, effectiveness and national Interest
Prof. John Mearsheimer argues against U.S. military intervention in Syria
Collision 2012: A Conversation with Dan Balz
The UChicago Institute of Politics and Google presented a conversation with Washington Post journalist Dan Balz, author of the new book "Collision 2012: Obama vs. Romney and the Future of Elections in America." Steve Edwards, the institute's deputy dir...
The University of Chicago Institute of Politics
Loneliness is deadly
Prof. John Cacioppo's research shows social isolation kills more people than obesity—and is just as stigmatized
Slate
Ray LaHood, back in Illinois, still active in national politics
Former transportation secretary brings three decades of federal experience to Institute of Politics advisory board
National Journal
Computation-enabled design under way for Chicago Lakeside Development
LakeSim prototype connects urban planning with scientific models for large-scale development.
Robert Mitchum