Conrad Black

Conrad Black is a writer and former newspaper publisher whose most recent book is Richard M. Nixon: A Life in Full (PublicAffairs, 2007). He is publisher emeritus of The National Interest.


Essays

Society

The Yalta Myth

| 09.01.06

Comments & Responses

| 06.01.06

Conrad Black responds to Robert Tucker and David Hendrickson

Global Governance

Europe's Dream Disturbed

| 09.01.05

Now that the EU constitution has been defeated, the Euro-elites can come down from the clouds.

Security

Counsel to Britain

| 09.01.03

How to stay independent and close to the United States at the same time.

Quarterly: What Victory Means

| 12.01.01

America's opportunities after September 11 exceed its risks; here is a guide to seizing them.

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Reviews

Security

The Peculiar Life of Joseph Kennedy

| 10.24.12

From his mercurial personality to his delusions of aptitude in the political realm to his catastrophic diplomatic appointment, a new book provides a thorough account of Kennedy’s life and all of its many highs and lows.

Society

A House that Murdoch Bought

| 10.20.10

The business of newspapers isn't as interesting as journalists think. Not only that, few can write properly, few report thoroughly, and many are frustrated at being chroniclers rather than the persons being covered.

Commentary

Politics

State of Fizzle

| 01.26.11

Obama's State of the Union was full of platitudes and fairy tales.

Security

A Disaster of a Presidency

| 11.17.10

Is Barack Obama the next James Buchanan?

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May 19, 2013