COVER
The Responsibility Revolution (Community Service 2009)
In America, we are recalibrating our sense of what it means to be a citizen, not just through voting or volunteering but also through what we buy. Why the rise of ethical consumerism is profitable for everyone
ASIA
Inside Burma's War
The junta has beaten down the democracy movement, but it now faces an old foe: armies fielded by the nation's many ethnic minorities
COMMENTARY
Rethinking an Alliance
Washington must recognize that Japan is serious about resetting their relationship
WORLD
Divided They Stand (Germany)
Germany goes to the polls this month, 20 years after the Berlin Wall toppled. The country has come a long way — but not far enough
GLOBAL BUSINESS
Bloc Party (Global Investing)
Asian nations are lowering trade barriers to keep their economies chugging. Why the West should be worried
ESSAY
A Family Journey
China's honoring of my great-grandfather's medical work reflects the nation's new values
A Gentler Islam
Sufism stands for openness and peace. But can its revival turn back the fundamentalist tide?
GLOBAL ADVISER
One Night in Mumbai (TIME Traveler)
Let three wise locals tell you how to spend it properly
Angkor Thom (Sense of Place)
The fabled imperial capital, as seen in the pages of Zhou Daguan's 14th century account
Every Dog Has Its Day (Next Time You're In ... Utah)
Thanks to an animal sanctuary, one man and his dog take in the spectacular landscapes of the American Southwest
Still Life (Grapevine)
An unassuming residential suburb in London seems an unlikely setting for a copper still, but it's perfect for the artisanal barley vodka and dry gin being produced by two men