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Theodore Dalrymple

Theodore Dalrymple
Theodore Dalrymple is a psychiatrist and prison doctor who treats heroin addicts. He writes a column for the London Spectator, contributes frequently to the Daily Telegraph, and is a contributing editor of the Manhattan Institute's City Journal. He lives in Birmingham, England.

The New Vichy Syndrome: Why European Intellectuals Surrender to Barbarism

The New Vichy Syndrome

Why European Intellectuals Surrender to Barbarism

By Theodore Dalrymple | Paperback $15.95

A profound malaise haunts Europe. On the one hand, everyone is aware that the continent is no longer in the forefront of anything, that it daily loses ground to other regions of the world, in economic growth, scientific research, influence and power; its population does not even reproduce itself; on the other it is seized [...]

The New Vichy Syndrome: Why Europeans Surrender to Barbarism

The New Vichy Syndrome

Why Europeans Surrender to Barbarism

By Theodore Dalrymple | hardcover $23.95

A profound malaise haunts Europe. On the one hand, everyone is aware that the continent is no longer in the forefront of anything, that it daily loses ground to other regions of the world, in economic growth, scientific research, influence and power; its population does not even reproduce itself; on the other it is seized [...]

Romancing Opiates: Pharmacological Lies and the Addiction Bureaucracy

Romancing Opiates

Pharmacological Lies and the Addiction Bureaucracy

By Theodore Dalrymple | paper $17.95

Almost everything you know about heroin addiction is wrong. Not only is it wrong, but it is obviously wrong. Heroin is not highly addictive; withdrawal from it is not medically serious; addicts do not become criminals to feed their habit; addicts do not need any medical assistance to stop taking heroin; and contrary to received [...]