Article Heedless Generosity The well-known anthropologist and activist David Graeber died on September 2 while on vacation in Venice. He was thinking big till the end. By Nicholas Haggerty September 8, 2020 Economy Social Justice
Article Letter from Hong Kong My visit to the besieged city included protests, tear gas, and arrests. It drove home the degree to which Hong Kong has become a militarized police state. By Nicholas Haggerty October 24, 2019 Foreign Affairs Social Justice
Article The Generalist Simon Leys struck a delicate balance between hope and resignation. He tried to live without illusions, but also knew that reality is full of mystery. By Nicholas Haggerty May 13, 2019 China Nonfiction Foreign Affairs
Article Manifestations Literary modernity did not suddenly appear in China in the 1920s By Nicholas Haggerty September 7, 2017 Books
Article An Interview with Former CIA Analyst Ray McGovern By Nicholas Haggerty May 30, 2016 Barack Obama Foreign Affairs Middle East Social Justice Terrorism War and Peace
Article ‘There Still Linger a Number of Ghosts’: An Interview on the Cultural Revolution By Nicholas Haggerty May 9, 2016 Arts Ethics Foreign Affairs Secularism and Modernity Web Exclusive
