Summer is here, and so is the Summer 2023 issue of National Affairs, guaranteed to keep you cool.

Among the offerings in this issue:

  • Charles Lehman on our novel drug crisis
  • Nat Malkus on why the Biden student-loan plans are worse than you thought
  • Dan Currell on what college really costs
  • Arnold Kling on how to regulate banks
  • James Piereson and Naomi Schaefer Riley on the peculiar unionization of non-profits
  • Tevi Troy on how to fight anti-Semitism
  • Ian Marcus Corbin on what loneliness means
  • Brenda Hafera on how America toppled the patriarchy
  • Richard Reinsch on restoring deliberation
  • Mike Gonzalez on how critical theory came to America
  • Robert Westmoreland on what freedom really means
  • Paul DeHart on what republics are
  • Brad Littlejohn on the national conservatism of the original Federalists

All available here, and here is where you can subscribe to also get the journal in print.

Happy reading.