Did the Enlightenment Exist? Jonathan Clark’s Provocation—and Its Problems

Paul Rahe

The Lesser-Known Case for the Liberal Society

Yuval Levin

Jefferson, Adams, and the Limits of Enlightenment Progress

Richard Samuelson

A Better Way to Understand Humans and Their Diversity

Elizabeth Weiss

Humanitarian Extremism: How the ‘Shadow Enlightenment’ Consumed the Enlightenment

Eric Kaufmann

Enlightenment in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Madeleine Armstrong

The Library Apocalypse Is Coming

Karl D. Stephan

Diversity for Some, Not for All: Viewpoint Exclusion in Social Work

Arnoldo Cantú

The New Denialism: When Ideology Silences Genetics

Alexander Riley

How Religious Doctrine Disappeared from Terrorism Research

William Gawthrop

How Social Work Education Lost—and Can Recover—Intellectual Freedom

Nathan Gallo

Educating Our Accusers: Scholarships, Prestige, and the Self-Subversion of Western Elites

George F.A.W. St. Claire

Some Books for Boys

Wight Martindale Jr.

American Exceptionalism and the Strange Afterlife of Socialism

Edward S. Shapiro

Hate: What Is It Good For? Adam Smith’s Perspective

Daniel B. Klein and Adam Dixon

On Whose Dime? The Question of Political Representation in the Academy

Walter E. Block