Fall is here, and so is the Fall 2018 issue of National Affairs, filled with insight on public policy, political thought, history, and culture. This issue is just packed with essays worth your while, including:
- Eli Lehrer on how reemphasizing public goods could help our politics
- Stephen Eide on how to understand urban homelessness
- Jarrett Dieterle on what Congress can learn from the states about overseeing regulation
- Ian Lindquist on what teachers do
- Will Haun on why originalism points to judicial restraint
- Brian Kalt on the limits of the 25th Amendment
- David Brady and Bruce Cain on partisan realignment
- Mike Gonzalez on identity politics and the census
- Jonathan Rauch on how to build knowledge in an age of disinformation
- Jon Shields on the disappearing conservative professor
- Michael Zuckert on the problem of speech
- Harvey Mansfield on the value of speech
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