Publications
Feared, Loved, Ridiculed
James Bowman
On the question of whether it is better to be feared than loved, Machiavelli notoriously advised his Prince to choose…
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The American Jan/Feb 2007 / January 1, 2007
The Ends of Science
Eric Cohen
Whenever I meet with scientists, I’m always struck by their optimism — and their discontent. Mostly they are optimists, excited…
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First Things (November 2006) / November 12, 2006
Jesus Christ is the Revolution
George Weigel
“For as many of you as were baptized into Christ have put on Christ. There is neither Jew nor Greek,…
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The Washington Post / May 9, 2007
Tragedy? Or Wickedness?
George Weigel
At Mass on the morning of April 17, hours after a shooting spree at Virginia Tech had left dozens dead…
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Syndicated Column / May 2, 2007
Loud and Clear
Yuval Levin
President Bush took the extraordinary step of preemptively issuing a veto threat against an entire category of potential legislative tactics…
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National Review Online / May 4, 2007
Republican Presidential Candidate Debate
Yuval Levin
In terms of the format and the moderators, this was easily the worst political debate I’ve ever seen. Too many…
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National Review Online / May 4, 2007
Gunnar Myrdal Was Right
James C. Capretta
Barring a political earthquake, President Bush will leave office without achieving his goal of transforming Social Security. That’s too bad….
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Weekly Standard Volume 012, Issue 32 / May 7, 2007
The New Yorker Spins the Pope
George Weigel
The New Yorker was once famous for the ferocity of its fact-checking and editing. No more. Any magazine whose editors…
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Syndicated Column / April 25, 2007
What's Ailing Health Care?
James C. Capretta
In the past half-century, medical breakthroughs have improved the quality of life for millions of Americans—but American health care is…
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The New Atlantis, Spring 2007 / May 1, 2007