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“When the Steel Door of the Prison Cell Closes, It Closes for Good…”

An Excerpt from 'Conviction Machine'

By Harvey A. Silverglate | February 21, 2020

Graduates Who Know Little and Can’t Think

Feb 19, 2020 / John M. Ellis

An excerpt from 'The Breakdown of Higher Education.'

‘Land of Hope’ Wins ISI Conservative Book of the Year

Roger Scruton, 1944–2020

Jan 22, 2020 / Roger Kimball

Over the years, I several times had the honor of introducing Roger Scruton at events organized by The New Criterion, Encounter Books, and other like-minded enterprises.

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02 24, 2020 / @EncounterBooks

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From Norms to Reform

Jan 21, 2020 / Howard Husock

An Excerpt from 'Who Killed Civil Society?'

On the Life and Work of Peter Collier

Nov 20, 2019 / Roger Kimball

Peter Collier, 1939-2019

Glenn Harlan Reynolds on Social Media Mobs and the Last Hope for Digital Free Speech

Oct 29, 2019 / Ben Weingarten

Close Encounters: Episode V

How Partisan Polarized Parity Came into Being

Oct 24, 2019 / Michael Barone

An Excerpt from 'How America's Political Parties Change (and How They Don't)'

Gaining Self-Mastery

Sep 27, 2019 / Robert Curry

An Excerpt from 'Reclaiming Common Sense'

The Coming Space War with China

Sep 18, 2019 / Bill Gertz

An Excerpt from 'Deceiving the Sky'

The Newspaperman Was a Mole

Aug 08, 2019 / Harvey Klehr

An Excerpt from 'The Millionaire Was a Soviet Mole'

The Parasite That Crosses Divides

Jul 18, 2019 / Theodore Dalrymple

An Excerpt from 'False Positive'

The Case for Prudence

A Review of 'Old Whigs' in the Wall Street Journal

Lincoln’s Faith

Jun 20, 2019 / Greg Weiner

An Excerpt From 'Old Whigs'