Charlie Kirk's Campus Battlefield—A Review Those curious about the next cohorts of conservatives—right-leaning students currently being reared in the age of Trump—should begin with Kirk. Grant Addison 11 Nov 2018 · 13 min read
Reasons to Be Fearful Under current social conditions, even the most layered and qualified opinions can be distorted, misrepresented, over-simplified, exaggerated, and generally treated as those of enemies whose voices must be shut down. Russell Blackford 5 Nov 2018 · 5 min read
As a Toronto Mob Brays, David Frum and Steve Bannon Joust over Populism’s Split Soul Is populism a polite synonym for xenophobia—or a righteous movement to wrest power from elites? Jonathan Kay 3 Nov 2018 · 11 min read
Amidst the YouTube Junkies of MythCon, I Witnessed a New Kind of Radical Centrism This was a room full of people passionately engaged in the world of ideas. Yet in their panelist remarks and Q&A comments, few of the speakers and audience members invoked the name of any actual party, politician or even broad political movement. Jonathan Kay 24 Sep 2018 · 11 min read
Understanding Postmodern Conservatism: A Reply To Aaron Hanlon Professor Hanlon argues that, far from independently causing Trump, many postmodern theorists can actually help us understand the rise of Trumpism. Matt McManus 4 Sep 2018 · 11 min read
Suspicion and the Corruption of the Liberal Mind Suspicious reading is applied to any and every medium as well as every form of individual expression. Stephen Harrod Buhner 22 Aug 2018 · 8 min read
The Once and Future Liberal: After Identity Politics Mark Lilla has written a book asserting that liberals should be more committed democrats. Oliver Traldi 2 Sep 2017 · 15 min read
Is Hayek's Moral Vision Compatible with Democracy? As a young man the great economist was influenced by positivist circles in his native Austria. He expressed no faith or belief in God, and adopted a scientific materialism. David Peterson 10 Mar 2017 · 6 min read
