Political Theory
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Does Leo Strauss Choose Jerusalem or Athens?
Did Strauss himself think of contemporary Orthodoxy as more than an absurd possibility?
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Richard Nixon, New Deal Nationalist
The road to a conservative-nationalist new dispensation must first pass through a reappraisal of the legacies of Nixon and Moynihan.
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Roe: A Tale of Judicial Nemesis
Rights, for good or ill, are only as secure as the public’s long-run commitment to them.
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What Happened to Liberalism?
How fear consumed a once confident and creative ideology
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Philosophies of Foreign Intervention
More than one “neo” ideology drives America to wars that traditional ethics would avert.
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Dark Prophets of Post-Liberalism
Matthew Rose surveys the post-liberal scene’s inspirations
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An East Coast Straussian Deplores America
A new volume tries to rehabilitate American patriotism without American patriots
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Liberal Neutrality: A Dialogue Between Philonous and Oneiropolos
Two philosophers hash out the contradictions of classical liberalism
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A Slave Society in the Age of National Liberation
How the Confederacy fit in with European struggles for nationhood and republicanism
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Thomas Paine’s Faiths
A new biography of Thomas Paine seeks to restore religion to its rightful place in the Age of Revolution and the life of a controversial Founding Father.
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