Author Archive: Kenzie Bok

Business of America

Business of America

Of all the events of the recent financial crisis, none shook the American establishment as profoundly as the fall of Lehman Brothers in September 2008. News articles...

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Fog of War: America’s Drug Policy

Critics have long derided America’s “War on Drugs” as a mistaken moniker. Anti-drug policy, they argue, has no defined mission, no coordinated...

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Urban America Introduction

In Pursuit of the More Perfect City Since 1630, when John Winthrop first exhorted his fellow Puritans to “be as a city upon a hill,” America has preoccupied...

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Not in Kansas Any More

New role, new tactics for Kathleen Sebelius In December 1999, Kansas Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius expressed concern that new privacy rules imposed...

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Beyond Borders: An Introduction

Confronting global challenges in a more interconnected world “A wise man’s country is the world,” Aristippus, an ancient Greek philosopher, once...

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A Type of Justice

Judicial experience and Supreme Court nominations In 2005, President George W. Bush selected John G. Roberts and Samuel A. Alito to serve as the 109th and...

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Growing the Base

How President Bush Won Latino Voters and His Party Lost Them AgainBy Kenzie Bok ‘11 “George W. Bush’s first foreign trip as President was not to...

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