Nightmares of the Credit Regime
March 28, 2019
Can indebted activists out market the markets?
John Ganz
John Ganz is a writer living in Brooklyn and executive editor at Genius.
The Year the Clock Broke
As 1992 drew closer, a specter haunted the Republican Party establishment—the white-robed specter of David Duke.
As Stalin Lay Dying
March 20, 2018
Is The Death of Stalin too good to be true, or not true enough to be good?
Max Boot’s Vietnam
February 20, 2018
Edward Lansdale does not represent the “Road not Taken” in Vietnam, he is the crystallized essence of the willful blindness that led us there.
A Serious Man
February 7, 2018
If Jordan Peterson really is the “most influential public intellectual in the Western world right now,” as David Brooks writes, we have reason to worry.
The Decline of The New Criterion
January 10, 2018
How do you go from witty reviews about Hegel and Kierkegaard to recommending a book by The Veritas Project’s James O’Keefe?
The Forgotten Man
December 15, 2017
The racist libertarian "philosophy" of Murray Rothbard now holds sway over the alt-right, two decades after his death.
The Hannah Arendt Center’s Dark Thinking
October 25, 2017
The Hannah Arendt Center at Bard would seem an unlikely place to find a German nationalist speaking. And yet.