Winter 2026
Volume 35 Number 1

Dancing With Uncertainty

Glenn Aparicio Parry, Jürgen Werner Kremer, Cristina Kaplan, Editors

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Cover Art “Dancing with Love and Uncertainty” by Joe Cajero,
Acrylic on Canvas, 2014

Copyright 2026

Dancing with Uncertainty, the title of this issue, was originally the title for a conference held in the summer of 2020 at the start of the worldwide pandemic. The Covid-19 pandemic may be behind us, but in 2024 we were faced with an unexpected return of Mr. Trump to the White House. His relentless political actions, often erratic, if somewhat predictable (since based on Project 2025), have engendered anew a feeling of uncertainty, if not dread among many people in the U.S. and throughout the world. The current quality of uncertainty is distinct from the fundamental existential threat created by the coronavirus. Human agency looms much larger in the current political climate of uncertainty. Suddenly, the viability of the United States as a democratic republic is in question, as is the state of the entire world that seemed more predictable even just a few years ago.

This issue delves below the surface of contemporary political events to examine some of the root causes of instability in the world today. We explore a host of issues regarding uncertainty, from holding paradox and the integrity of opposites, to the stories and mythologies behind disruptions and chaos together with the possible good that can come out of it, to the promise and pitfalls of democratic republics and the visionary sovereignty of Native America that influenced the founding fathers of the United States.

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