Patrick J. Garrity (1955–2021)
Patrick J. Garrity, a long-time friend and contributor to the Claremont Review of Books, is remembered by Larry P. Arnn and Christopher Flannery.
Foreign Policy & War
Who Lost Afghanistan?
Bitter defeat.
Defense Rests
We cannot survive without the defense of our sovereignty and independence.
Correspondence Spring 2021
Spring 2021 Correspondence
What Kind of Realism Toward China?
The U.S. is still in a position to contain China’s challenge, but time runs short.
The Art of War
Bureaucracy and technology too often seem to crowd out the actions of individuals; this is particularly true in war.
Speaking Louder While Carrying a Smaller Stick
Insufficient attention has been directed to the external forces that contribute to the dissolution of the West.
The Chinese Challenge
America has never faced such an adversary.
Trump’s Foreign Policy
The long-term future of Republican foreign policy will require balancing internationalist, hardline, and noninterventionist concerns.
Cultural Realism
American culture has unique characteristics that explain our country’s extraordinary success.
What Iran Sees
Unless Iran is stripped of its nuclear potential in the near future we will be facing a new and perilous front.
China’s Democratic Future
The movement's next hundred years.