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• In defense of Huntington.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor) 

  We, the undersigned educators and journalists, believe that many of the critics of Samuel Huntington's new book, Who Are We? The Challenges to...

  Foreign Policy, 11/01/04 by Ajami, Fouad; Alberto, Carlos; Betts, Richard; Borjas, George; Bosworth, Stephen; Brzezinski, Zbigniew; Cohen, Eliot; Fukuyama, Francis; Glennon, Michael; Grondona, Mariano; Harrison, Lawrence; Kaplan, Robert D.; Lamm, Richard D.; Landes, David; Pei, Mont · More from publication

• Who is entitled to what? In an era of monumental medical advances and dwindling resources, how can we most judiciously deliver healthcare services? - Commentary 

  Who is entitled to what? In an era of monumental medical advances and dwindling resources, how can we most judiciously deliver healthcare...

  Healthcare Financial Management, 09/01/03 by Richard D. Lamm · More from publication

• Redrawing the Ethics Map 

  Medical ethics, as it is usually understood, is a map to a world I am not familiar with and cannot follow. It describes a very different world from...

  Hastings Center Report, The, 03/01/99 by Richard D. Lamm · More from publication

• The best of legislation, the worst of legislation 

  Entitlement spending - Social Security and Medicare - should be the real issues debated when the federal budget is balanced. Tough decisions on...

  Christian Century, 12/03/97 by Richard D. Lamm · More from publication

• Why we must restigmatize the institution of illegitimacy - out-of-wedlock births - Creative Controversy - Column 

  Health care and social service policies have put too much emphasis on the individual and not enough on the good of the larger society. Illegitimate...

  Humanist, 03/01/97 by Richard D. Lamm · More from publication

• The ethics of excess 

  The more I reflect on the health care system, the more I am struck by the divergence between the medical ethics of the individual and the social...

  Hastings Center Report, The, 11/01/94 by Richard D. Lamm · More from publication

• Saint Martin of Tours and the new world of public policy - limited resources 

  Medical advances, an aging population and the high cost of health care have made the rationing of health care services economically necessary....

  Humanist, 09/01/93 by Richard D. Lamm · More from publication

• High-tech health care and society's ability to pay - includes related article on magnetic resonance imaging 

  High-tech health care and society's ability to pay High-tech health care and society's ability to pay Just as trees cannot grow to the sky, no...

  Healthcare Financial Management, 09/01/90 by Richard D. Lamm · More from publication

• Commentary 

  AVe are rapidly sailing into a new and morally painful world of American medicine. The central characteristic of this new world is that we have...

  Hastings Center Report, The, 09/01/89 by Richard D. Lamm · More from publication

• America at Century's End. - book reviews 

  THIS is a wise man, who casts an experienced and perceptive eye over American foreign policy and the challenges it faces. Though breaking no new...

  National Review, 06/30/89 by Richard D. Lamm · More from publication