A new year is upon us, and with it the Winter 2020 issue of National Affairs. It’s packed with essays that will help you make sense of our time. Among them:
- Nicholas Eberstadt on what’s really driving male worklessness
- James Piereson and Naomi Riley on the future of public universities
- Arthur Milikh on how we can stop subsidizing academic radicalism
- Michael Greve on the legitimacy of the Supreme Court
- John Grove on some potential reforms of the Court
- Christopher DeMuth on how Michael Uhlmann saved the Electoral College
- John Murdock on the future of pro-life Democrats
- Shep Melnick on some lessons of desegregation
- Peter Schuck on why Americans are so frustrated
- Stephen Eide on the upside of stigma
- Joseph Loconte on key distinctions among liberalisms
- Harvey Mansfield on why political scientists can’t make sense of our partisanship
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Happy reading and happy new year.