POLITICAL REFORM

” Read more of his reflections on the country 50 years after the U.S. withdrawal amid defeat in the Vietnam War, “the event in our history that we cannot seem to metabolize.”

Jennifer Weber points to failed education policy. Read more here.

At the Twilight of Civilization

“The Last God’s Dream”: Russell Kirk’s Moment of Truth

Craft, Vocation, and the Decline of the West

St. John Henry Newman’s New Spring

Sacrificial Love and Heroic Prudence

The Purpose of Peace: Maritain, Augustine & the Battle of Vienna
Two Diaries, Two Country Priests

Notes From Underground
Stand, Men of the West!

Sources of Authority: The Roots of the Great American Identity Crisis
by D.C. Schindler

The Idea of the University & the Future of Civilization
Songs & Dances of Death: 10 Classical Works for the End of Time

When Two Histories Meet
Symbols of Disruption: The Demonic in an Age of Uncertainty
The Idea of the University & the Future of Civilization

Saint Thomas Aquinas’ Resignation
The Man Who Invented Conservatism?
Newman, the North Star for the Renewal of Education

The Napoleonic myth of la méritocratie – Robert Tombs

Playing with Federal Reserve Fire

 Desmond Lachman considers the political and economic fallout that could ensue if growing and debt and deficits create a sovereign debt crisis in France and the eurozone.

Postliberals’ Economic Dreaming

Lives of Jewish Intellectuals

Jeffery Degner’s book should appeal to traditionalists and free-market champions who value both sound economics and strong families.
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On both sides of the Channel, reform is both absolutely essential and absolutely impossible.
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