spring 2023 Issue What We Share with Taiwan by Mark Helprin Both Taiwan and the United States are woefully unprepared for major conflict.
winter 2023 Issue The Containment of George Kennan by Michael Anton George Kennan shared more opinions with today’s populist Right than with the contemporary Left.
fall 2022 Issue Ties That Bind by Peter Berkowitz The United States and Israel share a special relationship.
fall 2022 Issue Prisoner’s Dilemma by David P. Goldman Avoiding war with China is the most urgent task of our lifetime.
fall 2022 Issue Peace Through Strength by Colin Dueck The U.S. armed forces have done more for world peace than all of the Left-liberal transnational networks combined.
summer 2022 Issue Why Are We in Ukraine? by Christopher Caldwell A steep bill comes due for decades of democracy promotion.
summer 2022 Issue America First by Carnes Lord Angelo Codevilla's final critique of our ruling class’s corruption.
winter 2022 Issue Scholasticism vs. Survival by Mark Helprin No longer flush with victory and power in the American Century, we must now learn to think more modestly and defensively.
fall 2021 Issue If China Ran the World by David P. Goldman A Chinese order would displace the United States as the world’s leader.