The war and its ugly aftermath have served to raise the salience of this split.
Productivity, competitiveness, cost control, and the quality of goods and services were all largely incidental.The financial crisis of mid-August and its aftermath have served only to strengthen these perverse incentives.
With more and more police departments beginning to adopt officer-worn camera technology, Keunang's death and its aftermath should serve as a warning.
I too struggled with the spiritual aftermath of having served in a declared hostile fire zone, having witnessed the crushing aftermath of socialism and the privations of a genocidal war.
Even supposing that nuclear weapons are uniquely horrible, the Iraq war and its aftermath have only served to confirm what Hans Blix learned, and what the International Institute for Strategic Studies said last summer: that Saddam had no fissile material to build atomic warheads.
Broadcasting & Cable magazine wrote: "In its aftermath, Hurricane Katrina served to usher in a new breed of emo-journalism, skyrocketing CNN's Anderson Cooper to superstardom as CNN's golden boy and a darling of the media circles because of his impassioned coverage of the storm".
And, more recently, in the aftermath of 9/11, I served as U.S. coordinator for the future of Afghanistan under President George W. Bush.
A bookbinder by trade, he became active in the labor movement in the aftermath of the war, served as secretary to Samuel Gompers and ran for lieutenant governor of Massachusetts on the ticket of abolitionist Wendell Phillips in 1876.
The maps drawn by soldiers in the aftermath of battle serve as grim reminders of that most basic question of wartime intelligence: what lies ahead?
Now those involved in the case of the so-called Central Park Five and its aftermath say Trump's rhetoric served as an unlikely precursor to a unique brand of divisive populism that has powered his rise to political prominence in 2016.
