A new year is upon us, and with it the Winter 2019 issue of National Affairs is here. It’s packed with essays on the state of the country and the fate of our politics, as ever. Among the offerings in this issue:

  • Abby McCloskey on an economic agenda that builds on growth
  • Korok Ray on the infrastructure for driverless cars
  • Chris Pope on what hospital protectionism costs us
  • Andy Smarick on Hayek and subsidiarity
  • Greg Weiner on why it’s time for congressional term limits
  • Peter Schuck revisits campaign-finance reform
  • Chester Finn on why college is not for everyone
  • Rick Hess and Brendan Bell on whether conservatives should launch a new university
  • Ronald W. Dworkin on the social limits of natural science
  • Brink Lindsey on republicanism and conservatism
  • Richard Reinsch on democracy and liberalism
  • Ryan Hanley on national greatness

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