Johannes Zachhuber (Oxford): Who Loves? Who is Loved? The Problem of the Collective Person. Beenish Ahmed on what we know about the 300 ISIS sympathizers in the U.S. Almost impossible to stop all terrorism: Homeland Security chair. Andrew J. Bacevich on the folly of World War IV: Assume that the hawks get their way, that the United States does whatever it takes militarily to confront and destroy ISIS — then what? This week is the Superbowl for America’s leading white rights activist. Jeet Heer on how the GOP battle over identity politics has already been won. Shorter Salon: So what about the dead people, let’s concentrate on my ego. John Pavlus on how email became the most reviled communication experience ever. For 40 years, computer scientists looked for a solution that doesn’t exist. Shame on you, Niall Ferguson.
