During the Cold War, U.S. policymakers pushed for a unified Europe. Their MAGA successors are trying to undo all that.

You might have noticed that at some point, progressive types began to use the term “folks” to refer to “people.” There are black folks, queer folks, indigenous folks. The change is significant.

From profit maximisation to short term limits, is capitalist modernity equipped to tackle climate change?

L’Union européenne est-elle un projet d’indépendance réussi ou simplement le protectorat vieillissant d’une puissance devenue hostile ? C’est la que

The history of the European overseas empires – Spanish, French, British and other – is often presented as one of initial conquest and colonization,

Two timely new books examine the European project, its history and the threats to its future

Whether the causal order of nature is deterministic or partly random, people do not create themselves. So how can it...

Seeking an escape at one of Mickey's parks isn't any worse than checking out by playing video games, watching sports or reading smutty novels.

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Political economist Andrea Capussela discusses how a republican conception of freedom and Schumpeter’s idea of ‘creative destruction’ can converge to foster economic reform and innovation.

Frustrated with the state of America, some on the Right have come to embrace postliberalism, an ideology that seeks to invigorate conservative politics by rejecting equality.

Economist Alan Manning takes a balanced, sometimes uncomfortable look at the costs, benefits and trade-offs of migration

The Republic of Innovation: A New Political Economy of Freedom, True freedom, Capussela writes, arises when no one is subject to another’s will, be that the will of an employer, Big Tech, or the so-ca...

J.D. Vance is religious, has conservative views on social issues, but also believes in big government’s power to change society.

The President’s chilling vision of turning American military power inward.

Join us on the evening of the 8th of October as author Gerald Garutti discusses his brand new book 'Watch your Words' at Heffers Bookshop

Join us on the evening of the 8th of October as author Gerald Garutti discusses his brand new book 'Watch your Words' at Heffers Bookshop

On this episode of American Prestige.

John Foster reviews an important and disturbing new book by German sociologist Jens Beckert.

Michela Massimi reflects on Philip Kitcher’s vision for the future in “The Rich and the Poor.”

Asif Aziz's Criterion Capital manages a row of high-profile shops at Piccadilly Circus. So why does his team keeping renting them to students who vanish without paying millions of pounds in taxes?