Hiber, Amanda

A collection of twenty-five essays that debate various issues related to terrorism and Islamic fundamentalism, including American foreign policy, the war in Iraq, Quranic interpretation, and the proper attitude of Western governments toward Islamic militancy.

Contains fifteen essays that provide varying perspectives on the debate over whether the United States is ready for a minority president, discussing the likelihood of an African-American, female, Asian American, Mormon, or Jewish candidate being elected; the media's depiction of women candidates; and other topics.

Contains twenty-six critical essays that offer varying perspectives on the federal budget of the United States.

Collects thirteen critical essays that offer varying opinions about whether or not tax breaks help the economy.

Collects thirteen critical essays that offer varying perspectives on issues that relate to child pornography, and discusses the efforts made by law enforcement against child pornography, possession punishment in Canada, peer-to-peer file sharing, and more.