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This week’s articles of note
“Boston: More like Sandy Hook than 9/11,” New Republic, by John B. Judis [Interview with Olivier Roy] “More than dependency,” National Review, by Yuval Levin “Reinhart, Rogoff, and how the macroeconomic sausage is made,” Harvard Business Review, by Justin Fox “The many faces of neo-Marxism,” The National Interest, by Walter Laqueur “Relationships are more important [...]
This week’s articles of note
“Woodward at war,” Politico, by Mike Allen and Jim Vandehei “To create growth, unleash the invisible foot,” Reuters, by Reihan Salam “America’s red state growth corridors,” Wall Street Journal, by Joel Kotkin “Before greed: Americans didn’t always yearn for riches,” Boston Review, by Richard White “The new mommy wars,” USA Today, by Joanne Bamberger “Worried [...]
This week’s articles of note
“Why Obama is giving up on right-leaning whites,” National Journal, by Ronald Brownstein “My plan to fix the world’s biggest problems,” Wall Street Journal, by Bill Gates “How the South will rise to power again,” Forbes, by Joel Kotkin “Why Apple is losing its aura,” Fast Company, by Bruce Nussbaum “Is Dr. Oz doing more [...]
This week’s articles of note
“Go for the throat!: Why if he wants to transform American politics, Obama must declare war on the Republican party,” Slate, by John Dickerson [plus, read Dickerson's response to his critics] “The liberal hour,” New York Times, by Ross Douthat “Liberalism and freedom,” Washington Monthly, by Ed Kilgore “Futuristic blues,” The American Interest, by Walter Russell Mead [...]
This week’s articles of note
“Let’s repeal the Second Amendment,” Vanity Fair, by Kurt Eichenwald “Spengler’s ominous prophecy,” National Affairs, by Robert W. Merry “After the fiscal cliff: what do Democrats want?” The Daily Beast, by Megan McArdle “California’s blue utopia,” New Geography, by Robert J. Cristiano “The new feminism,” Dissent, by Sarah Leonard [Special issue devoted to the topic] [...]
2012′s best articles
Here are my top 10 articles for the year (in alphabetical order by the author’s last name): “Who killed the liberal arts?” The Weekly Standard, by Joseph Epstein “In nothing we trust,” National Journal, by Ron Fournier and Sophie Quinton “The future of history: can liberal democracy survive the decline of the middle class?” Foreign [...]
This week’s articles of note
“No flying cars, but the future is bright,” Bloomberg, by Virginia Postrel “Has fiction lost its faith?” New Yort Times Book Review, by Paul Elie “Why innovation won’t save us,” Wall Street Journal, by Robert J. Gordon “Beware the baby bust generation,” Boston Globe, by Jeff Jacoby “The great swindle,” Aeon, by Roger Scruton “The [...]
This week’s articles of note
“Unions vs. Democratic mayors,” Reason, by Tim Cavanaugh “Waiting for the GOP’s populist turn,” Defining Ideas, by Victor Davis Hanson “Another kick in the teeth for Malthus,” The American Interest, by Walter Russell Mead “College of future could be come one, come all,” The New York Times, by Tamar Lewin “Is it acceptable to have [...]
This week’s articles of note
“For a preview of Obama’s America in 2016, look at the crack-up of California,” New Geography, by Joel Kotkin “The you’re-on-your-own society,” The Nation, by Katha Pollitt “It’s the welfare state, stupid,” Washington Post, by Robert Samuelson “The United States, future energy superpower,” Kansas City Star, by E. Thomas McClanahan “How free speech died on [...]
This week’s articles of note: post-election edition
“Welcome to liberal America,” Buzzfeed, by Ben Smith and Zeke Miller “The case of the missing white voters,” Real Clear Politics, by Sean Trende “The long game,” City Journal, by Andrew Klavans “California just became a one-party state,” Reuters, by Peter Henderson, Jim Christie and Mary Slosson “The edge of the abyss,” National Review, by [...]