March 03-08 — The American, A Magazine of Ideas

Thailand’s Drug Wars

The military junta abused intellectual property rights and harmed trade relations. What will the new government do?

Why the Federal Reserve’s aggressive monetary easing is the wrong solution to America’s economic woes.

Lawmakers should turn their attention to persuading banks and other financial intermediaries to raise more capital.

Rather than seek a Europe-wide crackdown on tax havens, Germany should work to simplify its own Byzantine system.

Federal Reserve officials have effectively rewritten the rules on the role of a central bank in a market economy.

At a time of severe anxiety in the financial world, has the Fed acted wisely? Five experts share their thoughts.

A new book profiles the working-rich households who ‘have achieved the American dream the American way.’