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Where Have All the Classical Liberals Gone?

Book Review | An Angry Riposte Of A Leftist Apostate

What is this multipolar world and what are its underpinnings. Krishnan cites abundant evidence in the intellectual changes in the major polities. It is the rightward swing in polit...

THE COUNTERREVOLUTION

“Whatever the final assessment of Trump’s second term, his achievement in recovering from ignominy and surviving the efforts of an entrenched establishment to destroy him will stan...

What Happened to Liberal Democracy? by Daron Acemoğlu review – how to fix the system

The Nobel-winning economist takes aim at elites for no longer meeting the needs of the massesIn 2009, the tech billionaire Peter Thiel published an essay with the portentous title...

THE CONCLUSION OF THE AMERICAN EXPERIMENT

The USA was founded by flawed men who created a flawed system; such is the premise of this volume, which delves into the history of the country as an experiment launched by the fou...

Liberalism Is Worth Saving. Here’s How.

If liberalism does not remake itself, it will be antidemocratic alternatives that win out.

The Eclectic Genius of Willmoore Kendall

This is the fourth and final essay in a symposium that reconsiders neglected conservative thinkers. The essays were originally presented at the 2026 meeting of the Academy of Philo...

THE DAY AFTER

Democrats, urges political journalist and podcaster Cohen, need to stop playing nice, which has been what allowed autocracy and plutocracy to rule the land. Instead, he writes, Dem...

Who governs the common good? The case against post-liberalism

In Against Post-Liberalism, Paul Kelly offers a response to the crisis of liberal politics and a critique of post-liberalism. His theoretical framework identifies post-liberalism’s...

The New York Times On Heritage Foundation 2.0

With a flashback to my resignation.

Left, Right, Centre: A Beginner’s Guide To Political Ideologies

Politics is everywhere. It influences the taxes we pay, the schools we attend, the rights we enjoy, and even the kind of healthcare we receive. Yet many people find politics confus...

Deneen's Conflicting Accounts of Liberalism in America

Book of the Week

Daron Acemoglu, Nobel prize winner, and author of the renowned, Why Nations Fail adds to his formidable body of work, this new title, What Happened to Liberal Democracy, exploring...

The Freedom to Be Woke

In the never-ending debate about freedom of speech on college campuses, conservatives have long condemned “cancel culture,” an attitude of intolerance toward conservative ideas. Th...

Both Brilliant and Blind

Introduction: I first read Eric Hoffer’s book The True Believer in 1984, over forty years ago now. I had also read Orwell’s 1984 in that same year because I thought it was an appro...

Synthesizing Frank S. Meyer

This is the third essay in a symposium that reconsiders neglected conservative thinkers. The essays were originally presented at the 2026 meeting of the Academy of Philosophy and L...

The Left Needs to Reclaim Its Optimism

Can a more patriotic leftism help the Democrat Party rebrand? Bhaskar Sunkara, author of “The Socialist Manifesto,” talks on “Interesting Times” about how liberals have damaged the...

Godless and Providential?

By Mark Tooley, Law and Liberty. (Photo: Public domain via Wiki Commons) Book Review: The Godless Constitution and the Providential Republic (Emory University Studies in Law and Re...

The Straussian Machiavelli?

Michael Anton’s new book on the early modern political theorist has much to recommend it, dubious gematria aside. The post The Straussian Machiavelli? appeared first on The America...

How Critical Theory Redefines Good As Evil

Bradley Green's latest book, 'What is Critical Theory,' offers valuable insight into how Marxism threatens to undermine the family and subvert Christian morality.

Book of the Week

Renowned historian, Kim Phillips-Fein is out with a new book exploring the longstanding counter tradition in U.S. history that rejects the premise of the Declaration of Independenc...

The Teddy Roosevelt Presidential Library Shows How Deeply The Left Captured Our Cultural Imagination

The library of a Republican president refers without an apparent second thought to the need to reconstruct society through government intervention in order to defeat "class interes...

A Missed Opportunity

Let’s call it the Vanderbilt Report for short, though its formal name is “Report on the State of Scholarship in the Humanities and Humanistic Social Sciences.” And none of its ten...

Nothing Left (Except Corporate-Friendly Identity Politics)

Evan Barker’s debut book exposes the rot hollowing out the Democratic Party. The post Nothing Left (Except Corporate-Friendly Identity Politics) appeared first on The American Cons...