Autumn is upon us, and with it comes the fall 2022 issue of National Affairs. Among the offerings this time:

  • Nat Malkus on Republicans, Democrats, and the education vote
  • John Yoo and Robert Delahunty on what West Virginia v. EPA portends
  • James Glassman on Doug Ducey’s legacy in Arizona
  • Richard Reeves on why some public programs work for women but not men
  • Ivana Greco on how to help stay-at-home parents
  • Naomi Schaefer Riley and James Piereson on donor-driven journalism
  • Todd Washburn on the polarization of our elites
  • Ronald Dworkin on the meaning of expertise
  • Michael Zuckert on race and the American creed
  • Jenna and Ben Storey on political speech in divided times
  • Emily Pears on what makes a demagogue
  • John Grove on Michael Oakeshott and post-liberalism
  • Sanford Kessler on Lincoln as a civic educator

You can find them all here, and also subscribe to get the magazine in print and scour the archives. Happy reading!