Winter 2000
Conditions and Challenges
- The Ethical Challenge of the Twenty-First Century by Alfred Thomas
- The Moral Voice of Octavio Paz by Noël M. Valis
- The Tangled History of Secularism by Emmet Kennedy
Fighting Words
- The Americanization of Conservatism by Barry Alan Shain
Language and Tradition
- A Return to Sources by E. Christian Kopff
- Conservative Literary Study by Stephen L. Tanner
- Literature and the Foundations of the West by Jeffrey Hart
- The Long Tradition and Social Science by Irving Louis Horowitz
Special Millennium Issue
- The Conservative Scholar in the Twenty-First Century by George A. Panichas
The Conservative Dilemma
- How Does the Past Become the Future? by Stephen Tonsor
- The Conservative Mission and Progressive Ideology by George W. Carey
- The Scholar as Borrower and Lender of the Truth of Things by Marion Montgomery
Thorny Problems
- American Foreign Policy in the Twenty-First Century by Anthony Harrigan
- Taking the Lead in Environmentalism by John R. E. Bliese
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Sohrab Ahmari vs. Capitalism
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