A Review of An Inconvenient Minority
An Inconvenient Minority paves a path for Asian-Americans to reclaim their status as equal Americans in a woke age.
Book Reviews
Fresh commentary on some of the most important books in law, politics, and culture.
A Review of Little Platoons
Many parenting priorities among the upper-middle class include self-imposed competitive regimes that end up limiting parental control.
A Review of Lincoln's Mentors
Lincoln leaned heavily on Clay and the Whigs for his understanding of "liberty for all."
A Review of Spirits in Bondage: A Cycle of Lyrics
C. S. Lewis's Spirits in Bondage is a collection of his pre-Christian poetry about war, anger, and love.
Past Reviews
A Review of God’s Law and Order
God’s Law and Order claims that evangelicals are responsibile for the rise and maintenance of the American system of mass incarceration.
Book Review
US and other world leaders, who embarked on climate policies that scientists with relevant views do not fully endorse, are recklessly plunging ahead.
A Review of The Fourth Branch
Like it or not, administrative institutions dominate our politics. But does that mean we should trust an independent "fourth branch"?
A Review of The Dangers of Smoking in Bed
Mariana Enriquez's Smoking in Bed takes readers on a tour of Argentinians seeking an antidote to their alienation.
A Review of The Gypsy Economist: The Life and Times of Colin Clark
The Gypsy Economist accounts for Colin Clark's journey from socialism to supply-side economics.
A Review of Joseph Smith for President
Spencer McBride weaves a riveting story of persecution, charisma, and personal ambition.
A Review of This Sovereign Isle
This Sovereign Isle makes a powerful case for the British people’s choice to leave the EU.
A Review of Facing Reality
Murray makes a convincing case that we cannot begin to address the challenges of race without first confronting reality.
A Review of A Question of Freedom
A Question of Freedom demonstrates the difficulty of disentangling America’s promise of freedom from the remnants of colonialism and feudalism.
A Review of The Brutish Museums
If Dan Hicks and his ilk get their way, no non-Western exhibit will remain secure in a Western museum.
A Review of Calhoun
A political structure that depends on consensus along the lines Calhoun prescribed may offer the best prospect of social stability in polarized times.
A Review of Light of Reason, Light of Faith
Faith and reason envelop one another, Ratzinger believes, and, in doing so, restrict one another.
A Review of The Myth of Artificial Intelligence
The Myth of Artificial Intelligence also serves as a warning to be skeptical of the predictions of experts.
A Review of How Rights Went Wrong
Jamal Greene argues we can lower the stakes of rights conflicts, but there are good reasons for skepticism.