A world order anchored around independent nation-states

Here's what's new from our authors: The Soul’s Need for Rootedness Nationalism as Political Realism Yoram Hazony’s The Virtue of Nationalism: A Law and Liberty Symposium The Suppression of Nations The Professors’ Letter Against Kavanaugh Undermines the Legal Academy Kavanaugh Does Not Threaten the Court’s Legitimacy—Except Among Liberal Elites The Soul’s Need for Rootedness by Luma Simms Hazony on the metaphysical source (much devalued in our day) of the nation. Read More » Nationalism as Political Realism by William Anthony Hay Hazony's The Virtue of Nationalism helps build a realist conception of political order that goes beyond theory to understand history. Read More » Yoram Hazony’s The Virtue of Nationalism: A Law and Liberty Symposium by Law and Liberty Editors Yoram Hazony's The Virtue of Nationalism offers a staunch defense of a world order anchored around independent nation-states. Read More » The Suppression of Nations by Theodore Dalrymple Hazony's The Virtue of Nationalism offers a lesson: hell hath no fury like a universalist contradicted. Read More » The Professors’ Letter Against Kavanaugh Undermines the Legal Academy by John O. McGinnis Law professors talk a lot about the legitimacy of the Supreme Court but they should guard their own legitimacy as well. Read More » Kavanaugh Does Not Threaten the Court’s Legitimacy—Except Among Liberal Elites by James R. Rogers There is no crisis of legitimacy for the Supreme Court among the American public as a whole, but liberal elites will tell a different story. Read More »   More Articles Avoiding the Next 50-48 Vote: Disempower the Court Harvard’s Student Body: Hitting the Targets, Spinning the Story The Environment for Liberty Kings, Subjects, and the Divine: Politics in the Hebrew Bible Michael Anton’s Rejoinder: Dear Avengers of the Free Market . . .