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Policy Review articles from August 2003
A bimonthly journal of the Hoover Institution that promotes inquiry into the American condition, American and other government and political and economic systems, and the role of the United States in the world. For the academic audience.
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Policy Review archives from August 2003
War and aftermath.
August 1, 2003... THE UNITED STATES HAS just fought two wars against enemies thought to be difficult to defeat and has won decisively, rapidly, and with minimal loss of life. The military performance in both cases was impressive. With virtually no American...
The liberal spirit in America.
August 1, 2003... I. Our liberalism
NEVER HAS A people enjoyed a greater range of individual rights, or been more jealous of their freedoms, or been more convinced that the liberty they prize is good not only for themselves but also for other peoples than...
Parents or prisons.
August 1, 2003... FOR SOME PEOPLE, prisons are a substitute for parents. This apparent overstatement is shorthand for two more precise points. First, without parents--two of them, married to each other, working together as a team--a child is more likely to end...
Foreign policy immaculately conceived.
August 1, 2003... FOR MOST NORMAL people most of the time, thinking about U.S. foreign policy is an Andy Warhol sort of experience, which is to say that for about 15 minutes every few months (or years, for some), a foreign policy matter becomes "famous" in their...
Fearless Sidney Hook.(Book Review)
August 1, 2003... SIDNEY HOOK. Towards the Understanding of Karl Marx: A Revolutionary Interpretation. Expanded edition. Ernest B. Hook, editor. PROMETHEUS BOOKS. 539 PAGES. $32.00
SIDNEY HOOK. The Essential Essays: Sidney Hook on Pragmatism, Democracy and...
From Citizen to Consumer.(Book Review)
August 1, 2003... LIZABETH COHEN. A Consumers' Republic: The Politics of Mass Consumption in Postwar America. KNOPF. 576 PAGES. $35.00
SOON AFTER THE September II attacks, members of the Bush administration exhorted Americans to demonstrate their patriotism...
The Banality Of Fictions.(Book Review)
August 1, 2003... STEPHEN GLASS. The Fabulist. SIMON & SCHUSTER. 339 PAGES. $24.00
BY THE END Of The Fabulist, the protagonist--whose name, like the author's, is Stephen Glass--has certainly been through the wringer. Protagonist Glass has been fired from a...