Cowboy progressives (Aeon)
Gramsci’s Gift (Boston Review)
A Country of Their Own (Foreign Affairs)
America has captured France (UnHerd)
Why 1980s Oxford holds the key to Britain’s ruling class (Financial Times)
Francis Fukuyama
Some Monday Links
Will We Ever Get Beyond The Nation-State? (Noema)
Free and Worldly (The Baffler)
The utopian 1920s scheme for five global superstates (Big Think)
Nightcap
- Greco-Roman civilisation has dominated ancient history for too long Philip Womack, Spectator
- The reaction against the End of History Nick Nielsen, Grand Strategy Annex
- Hayek at the hospital; the Use of Knowledge in hospital discharge decisions Irfan Khawaja, Policy of Truth
- Don’t mistake the immediate for the important Michael Koplow, Ottomans & Zionists
Nightcap
- Conscientious refusal to plea bargain Irfan Khawaja, Policy of Truth
- Fukuyama’s Origins of Political Order Branko Milanovic, globalinequality
- How the communists re-educate Muslims James Millward, ChinaFile
- The counterfactual histories of Nazi Britain Catherine Gallagher, Aeon
Nightcap
- The nonconformist in society Gerald Russello, Modern Age
- Francis Fukuyama’s master concept Patrick Lee Miller, Quillette
- Are we all big-government conservatives now? William Voegeli, Claremont Review of Books
- America is deporting Cambodian refugees convicted of crimes Charles Dunst, the Atlantic
Around the Web
- Self-organization, Integration and Homeless People
- Book Review: Destination Denmark
- Pious Fraud: In a bombed-out church in wartime Germany, Lothar Malskat crossed the line that separates art restoration from forgery
- Indian States Need a Free Trade Deal (I’ll be blogging about this in the future)
Notes On Liberty 