COVER STORY
Outlook Magazine - 7 January 2013
Turning Points: The Global Agenda 2013
Politics and outdated policy have vitiated agriculture-industry land distribution
The stories of the year, told in just so many lines
Scientists must quit the pulpit. The laity must demand clarity.
China’s forgotten famine is reclaimed on-screen
Most Americans can unite as children of immigrants
There are more eyeballs to grab that masterpiece today
Designers as commodities, high fashion hits a low
Is data overload making us smarter or more isolated?
What’s in a name, you wonder? More than you would like to think, SRK says.
Politics and outdated policy have vitiated agriculture-industry land distribution
OTHER STORIES
India has law but little order, laws but limited justice. Where did it go wrong?
Our cities have become a patchwork of incongruities—inequitous, inhuman
India doesn’t want monopolies in the region; China begs to differ
India’s poor need a leg up. Our venal, self-serving politicians deny it to them.
To lead, surging new India needs to reclaim its forgotten Islamic identity
Worsening income distribution hits all but the rich. It’s time to resurrect the welfare state
As Cubans suffer a crisis of body and soul, the Church offers hope
Simplistic binaries fail, in the Arab world as in the West
The US must reclaim moral authority in foreign policy
Revolution has long been in the air. Will it really come to pass?
