Fall is here, and with it today the Fall 2021 issue of National Affairs. Among the essays in this issue:

  • Daron Shaw and John Petrocik show that high voter turnout doesn’t favor the Democrats
  • Judge Glock on what our measures of partisan polarization miss
  • Robert Cherry on lessons in policing from this violent year
  • Tom Miller on what has become of Obamacare
  • Mary Ann Glendon and Carter Snead make the case for overturning Roe
  • Avik Roy on bitcoin and federal finances
  • Eli Lehrer on how to govern virtual spaces
  • Ilya Somin on the power of voting with your feet
  • David McCormick and Jared Cohen on federalism and national power
  • Alex Bozmoski and Nate Hochman on conservatives and climate policy
  • Andrew Taylor on the expert in American life
  • F. H. Buckley sketches the next Republican Party
  • Brad Littlejohn on the traditionalist cosmopolitanism of the Scottish Enlightenment

You can find them all here, and subscribe to the magazine here.

Happy autumn!