Turning from shallow rationalism to the deep wells of the Western tradition.
Lessons Gaetano Mosca, Vilfredo Pareto, and Robert Michels taught us a century ago hold true in the age of populism.
How critical race theorists stoke grievance to spark a revolution.
Far from being backward-thinking, the medievals invented modern science—and more.
Our Constitution sets up a nomocracy, and M. E. Bradford is the best guide to its meaning.
The Foreword to an important new book on conservative humanism and the Western tradition.
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