Political Theory
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Power and Corruption
Teaching the great how to be good has always been a dangerous undertaking.
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Revolt Against the Masses
Samuel Moyn’s new book explores why liberalism has turned on itself.
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Current Problems of European Democracy
Western democracies need to remember their founding principles.
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Living Philosophy of Carl Schmitt
Why the controversial German thinker is worth another look.
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Nationalism, Imperialism, Second Thoughts
An essay from the end of the 20th century reveals why nationalism flourishes today.
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Raymond Aron and the Complexity of Liberty
He was a model of equanimity in the midst of the storms of the twentieth century.
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Jefferson’s Incendiary Declaration
We proclaimed independence with emotional language that today harms both America and Britain.
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Our Enemy, the State Capitalist
Is interest alone, without ideology, the root of economic corruption?
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Zionism of the Founding Fathers
Israel’s creation matches the principles of statesmen who established our republic.
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Interventionism as Isolationism
Robert Kaplan calls U.S. foreign policy provincial, narrow, shallow, and naïve.
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