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Jihad Archipelago

Greg Sheridan | Dec 01, 2004
The battle for the soul of Islam in Southeast Asia is underway. Americans may not be interested in the outcome. But the outcome is interested in us.

There Is No Mystery

Arnold Beichman | Sep 01, 1999
A comment on the determined mystification of the Holocaust.

Paradise Denied: The State Department, the Caribbean, and the Jews of Europe

William R. Perl | Dec 01, 1995
Of all the remarks philosophers have made about history, few are as simple or powerful as Hegel's comment that history is a butcher's block. It is the blood of innocents that flows most freely from that block, their cries muffled by those who shou

Asia's Rising Middle Class: Not a Force for Change

David Martin Jones | Dec 01, 1994
The ethic that has governed the East Asian Miracle and formed its middle class is antithetical to pluralistic liberalism -- and to change.

O! What a Fall was There: Reflections on the Decline of Britain

Anthony Hartley | Mar 01, 1994
Nearly one hundred years ago, Brooks Adams published a short essaycalled "The Decay of England.

Weisberg on Fukuyama's South Africa

Francis Fukuyama
Jacob Weisberg
| Sep 16, 1991
Every student of international relations has thought about the question of why world communism fell apart when it did.
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Commentary

Lobbyists

Doug Bandow | Mar 08, 2010
The Armenian genocide dispute is just the latest example of the negative influence of ethnic lobbies on U.S. foreign policy.

Blogs

Germany's New Confrontation with the Holocaust

Jacob Heilbrunn | Oct 26, 2010
Germany's foreign ministry was far more complicit in the Holocaust than Hollywood would have you believe.

George Will and Israel, Continued

Jacob Heilbrunn | Aug 27, 2010
George Will's vociferous defense of Israel stems from a keen sense of history. The Holocaust always looms large.

Books & Reviews

The Willing Misinterpreter

David Rieff | Oct 28, 2009
Despite Goldhagen's extraordinary claims, he himself concedes in his unwittingly revealing afterword that he is not presenting much in the way of original research.

Big Ideas, Big Problems

Stefan Halper | Mar 01, 2007
Policy decisions suffer when the rational center remains silent and catchphrases take over the debate.

Revolutionary Nepotism

Steve Sailer | Dec 01, 2003
Why "keeping it in the family" remains popular under dictatorships--and democracies.
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