The Journal of Fordham University's Top Thinkers
Our political parties cannot even agree on what the “Good” is. Is the “Good” maximized economic freedom, or is it the construction of a welfare state? Do we have a healthcare system that prioritizes quality […]
Climate change is here, whether we like it or not. In March 2019, a tropical cyclone hit southeastern Africa, leaving 960 people dead and over 1.8 million in need of assistance. Six weeks later, […]
In the 5th century BCE, followers of Hippocrates—the founder of Western medicine—published “The Hippocratic Corpus.” The exact writers of this ancient text are lost to history, but their views of the human body prevailed for […]
On November 23rd, the U.S Global Change Research Program (USGCRP) released the Fourth National Climate Assessment, a Congressionally-mandated report about global warming and related issues. The document detailed the findings of more than 300 scientists, […]
We hear the word “climate change” thrown around a lot today, but when asked to define it, few can speak beyond “global warming, right?” In reality, climate change is far more complex. The phrase refers […]
Social media have political utility; as feeds of information and news, as instruments for connectivity and organization, and even as weapons of civil oppression. Between Facebook’s role in disseminating spurious political news during the 2016 election; […]
President Donald Trump isn’t exactly a champion of environmentalism. To this day, he has made no indication, either in word or action, that he supports the goals of environmentalists in any way. During his campaign, […]
Last week, Paul Ingrassia wrote an article reflecting upon the social impacts associated with the decriminalization and legalization of marijuana. While he did acknowledge that there are numerous economic benefits resulting from legalization, even conceding […]