In crafting its new college-ranking system, City Journal has made the unusual—but, we believe, wise—choice to reward ...

Let me begin with a confession. Even though I have been conventionally located within social sciences in terms of training ...

They are each built on one of three paradigms that has dominated international relations theory since World War II: realism, liberalism, and constructivism. Realists see politics as rooted in anarchy, ...

The “horseshoe theory,” attributed to the French writer Jean-Pierre Faye, holds that – contrary to the common view that the far left and the far right sit at opposite ends of the political spectrum – ...

On March 31, 2020, when the United States was on Covid-19 lockdown, The Atlantic published “Beyond Originalism,” a cerebral essay by the Harvard Law professor C. Adrian C. Vermeule ’90. The essay ...

Do stakeholders of the company truly understand the root causes behind a firm’s bankruptcy or declining profitability? This question has ...

As a “very, very effeminate boy” growing up in Baltimore, Ben Appel was teased mercilessly. At school, where he was regularly bullied, the other kids called him “Bengay.” ...

Democrats are promising to take on the high cost of living. Can they even agree on what’s causing the affordability crisis?

The Nation spoke with Bernes about his new book, organizing, and the legacy of the George Floyd uprising. This interview has ...

Perhaps “woke” came from something called “The Great Feminization.” Helen Andrews joins “The Signal Sitdown” to discuss.

Many of the 14 participants voiced criticisms of Trump’s deportation program and his economic policies, but nearly all said ...

Join us for this lecture by New York Times bestselling author and Harvard academic Cass R Sunstein. More than at any time since World War II, liberalism is under pressure, even siege. On the right, ...