In a new book, Alessandro Gisotti offers Italian readers a balanced portrait of Barack Obama's personal faith and an informative review on the influence of religion in U.S. political life.

Sicilian priest and founder of the Italian Popular Party Luigi Sturzo developed a synthesis of classical liberalism, the market economy, and Catholic social thought.

Canadians care deeply about the quality of the environment and the protection of nature.

Data from around the world suggest that countries are undertaking reforms of their tax systems in the face of global competition. Stephen Matthews and Steven Clark, OECD tax policy experts, will offer their findings and an international context, and discuss implications for the United States.

Nietzsche's framework for understanding the use and abuse of history are helpful in reflecting on some of the contemporary uses to which Churchill’s memory is now put.

The warmth of U.S.-Australian ties since September 11, 2001 stands in stark contrast to the tension between Washington and some of its traditional transatlantic allies.