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January 01, 2012 ISSUE
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Cover Hard Times Again
Theodore Dalrymple
Amid the wreck of capitalism and socialism, Dickens is timelier than ever.Editorial People of the Book  News NATO vs. Syria
Philip GiraldiColumns Provoking Pearl Harbor
Patrick J. BuchananNew Model Army
William S. Lind Cable's Catechism
A.G. Gancarski Just My Type
Bill Kauffman High Times at Delphi
Taki Articles Unpatriotic Act
Kelley Beaucar Vlahos
Indefinite military detention comes to the homefront.Ron Paul's Secret Weapon
Jason Sorens
The Free State Project flexes its muscles in New Hampshire. Speak No Evil
Rod Dreher
Is it brave not to talk about death? Fight the Future
Neil Clark
The politics of nostalgia is nothing to be ashamed of. Immigration Impasse
W. James Antle III
Does a defeat in Arizona spell doom for restrictionists? How the Mideast Was Lost
Ted Galen Carpenter Kennan's Opposite
Jordan Michael Smith
John Lewis Gaddis wrote the book on containment’s architect— but he didn’t follow it. Patent Nonsense
Sheldon Richman
Intellectual property enforces a monopoly over the mind. Revenge of the Nerd
Daniel J. Flynn
It’s Ray Bradbury’s future—we’re just living in it. Arts & Letters Everyman’s Strauss
R.J. Stove
Richard Strauss: A Musical Life, Raymond Holden, Yale University Press, 344 pages // The Cambridge Companion to Richard Strauss, Charles Youmans, ed., Cambridge University Press, 338 pagesFighting the Last (Cold) War
Paul R. Pillar
American Force: Dangers, Delusions, and Dilemmas in National Security, Richard K. Betts, Columbia University Press, 384 pages Money's Masterminds
Scott Sumner
Money in a Free Society: Keynes, Friedman, and the New Crisis in Capitalism, Tim Congdon, Encounter, 486 pages Who Needs a Ph.D.?
Tom Bethell
Blue Collar Intellectuals: When the Enlightened and the Everyman Elevated America, Daniel J. Flynn, ISI Books, 224 pages Labor Pains
W. James Antle III
Collision Course: Ronald Reagan, the Air Traffic Controllers, and the Strike That Changed America, Joseph A. McCartin, Oxford University Press, 504 pages Postmodern Burke
Gerald J. Russello
Edmund Burke for Our Time: Moral Imagination, Meaning, and Politics, William F. Byrne, Northern Illinois University Press, 227 pages
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