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This book tries to give new answers to a question conservatives have been asking for decades.

The world isnt running out of oil and alternative energies remain more of a promise.... The latest use of oil as a political weapon has come with the embargo imposed by Western powers on Russia. This time, too, the politicization of oil has led to

Reading the philosophers of the new right.

For the first time since the British raised the Union colors over Washington in 1814, the White House sits under a foreign battle flag.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken “looks like the Ghost of Hegemony Past” and only “23% of Europeans think their country should support the U.S. in a war with China over Taiwan, while 62% want to remain neutral.”

In his latest book, Patrick Deneen offers a substantive vision of a political order unshackled from liberal assumptions.

In “Why Liberalism Failed” (2018), Patrick Deneen contended that the American left and right adhere to the same broad philosophy and that this bipartisan…

Back in 2000, Paulina Borsook came out with Cyberselfish, about the libertarian tech faction. Honestly, I think they looked more formidable then than they do…

Given Patrick Deneen's influence, the incredible sloppiness of the writing in "Regime Change" is a surprise.

Both books provide robust interrogations of compelling ideas shaping societies for good or ill