A new year is upon us, and with it the new Winter 2022 issue of National Affairs. Among the offerings this time:
- Rick Hess on what the pandemic should teach us about education
- Ryan Streeter on the actual case for dynamism in American life
- Abby McCloskey on the future of family policy
- Chris Pope on why Social Security is so regressive
- Robert Saldin on the challenge of long-term care insurance
- Patrick Brown on the limits of mentorship programs
- Robert Beschel on Republicans and taxes
- Arnold Kling on what a better regulatory state might look like
- Seth Kaplan on paths to social renewal
- Albert Cheng and Jay Greene on real civic education
- Greg Weiner on liberty and chance
- Allen Guelzo on how the framers understood federalism
- Nick Eberstadt on the future of global population
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Happy reading and happy new year.