David Frost, “Top UK Brexit Negotiator’s Speech on an EU Trade Deal”
The Spectator, February 17, 2020
Christopher DeMuth and Yoram Hazony, “The British Conservative Party Should Stop Cancelling Conservatives”
Quillette, February 19, 2020
David Brooks, “The Nuclear Family Was a Mistake”
The Atlantic, February, 2020
Ryszard Legutko, “Why I am not a Liberal”
First Things, February, 2020
Ofir Haivry, “American Restoration: Edmund Burke and the American Constitution”
American Affairs, February 17, 2020
Christopher DeMuth, “National Conservatism”
The Wall Street Journal, February 11, 2020
Rod Dreher, “Among The National Conservatives”
The American Conservative, February 4, 2020
Douglas Murray, “The Danger, and Hope, of the European Right”
UnHerd, February 7, 2020
Brad Littlejohn, “The English Reformation: England’s First Brexit”
American Conservative, January 15, 2020
John Fonte, “Sovereignty and Its Enemies”
The New Criterion, January 2020
Roger Scruton, “My 2019”
The Spectator, December 21, 2019
Niall Ferguson, “It’s One Nation Under Boris Johnson’s Populist Groove”
The Sunday Times, December 15, 2019
Ryan Williams, et al, “For Real American Greatness: A Tech New Deal”
American Mind, December 3, 2019
Julius Krein, “The Real Class War”
American Affairs, Winter, 2019
Emile A. Doak, “Rubio’s Common Good Capitalism”
First Things, November 6, 2019
Rich Lowry, “Nationalism is a Form of Love, Not Hate”
The Atlantic, November 4, 2019
Mary Eberstadt, “Good Bye to ‘So What’”
First Things, October 2019
Steve Hayward, “How to Get Through the Nationalism Minefield”
Law and Liberty, September 2, 2019
John Burtka, “Under Trump, A Different Agenda for Conservatives Emerges”
Washington Post, July 22, 2019
Christopher DeMuth, “America’s Nationalist Awakening”
Wall Street Journal, July 19, 2019
Brad Littlejohn, “A National Conservative Awakening”
Mere Orthodoxy, July 19, 2019
Yuval Levin, “Burke and the Nation”
Law and Liberty, July 19, 2019
Alan Tonelson, “Trade, Antitrust, and Restoring Domestic Competition”
American Affairs, Summer 2019
Michael Anton, “The Trump Doctrine”
Foreign Policy, April 20, 2019
Yoram Hazony and Ofir Haivry, “Why America Needs New Alliances”
Wall Street Journal, April 5, 2019
Daniel McCarthy, “A New Conservative Agenda”
First Things, March 2019
Kay S. Hymowitz, “Alone: The Decline of the Family Has Unleashed an Epidemic of Loneliness”
City Journal, Spring, 2019
Christopher Caldwell, “Hungary and the Future of Europe”
Claremont Review of Books, Spring 2019
Tucker Carlson, “Why Are These Professional War Peddlers Still Around”
American Conservative, February 15, 2019
W. James Antle III, “Donald Trump’s Nationalist Moment”
American Conservative, January 3, 2019
Yoram Hazony, “Conservative Democracy”
First Things, January 2019
Christopher DeMuth, “Trumpism, Nationalism, and Conservatism”
Claremont Review of Books, Winter 2019
Liah Greenfield, “The World Nationalism Made”
American Affairs, Winter 2018
Mark Lilla, “Two Roads for the New French Right”
New York Review of Books, December 20, 2018
Yoram Hazony, “The Liberty of Nations”
Wall Street Journal, August 24, 2018
Henry Kressel, “Edison’s Legacy: Industrial Laboratories and Innovation”
American Affairs, Winter 2017
Dani Rodrik, “Why Nation-States are Good”
Aeon, October 2, 2017
Richard Reinsch, “The Burdens of Belonging: Roger Scruton’s Nation-State”
American Affairs, Fall 2017
Yoram Hazony, “There’s No Such Thing as an Illiberal”
Wall Street Journal, August 4, 2017
Roger Scruton, “The Case for Nations”
Wall Street Journal, June 2, 2017
R.R. Reno, “Return of the Strong Gods”
First Things, May 2017
Michael Lind, “The New Class War”
American Affairs, Summer 2017.
Ofir Haivry and Yoram Hazony, “What Is Conservatism?”
American Affairs, Summer 2017.
David Brog and Yoram Hazony, “The Nationalist Spirit of 2016: A Conservative Spring?”
National Review, December 7, 2016.
Salena Zito, “Taking Trump Seriously, Not Literally”
The Atlantic, September 23, 2016
Yoram Hazony, “Nationalism and the Future of Western Freedom”
Mosaic, September 6, 2016
Joshua Mitchell, “After Globalism and Identity Politics”
Providence, August 29, 2016
