The new issue is now online for subscribers!   LATEST ISSUE | ESSAYS | BOOK REVIEWS | PODCAST | SUBSCRIBE The new issue is now online! The Summer issue of the Claremont Review of Books is now online and in the mail for subscribers! This new issue opens with a hopeful editor's note by Charles Kesler about the recent string of favorable Supreme Court decisions marking an "annus mirabilis" in the recovery of American constitutionalism -- and very likely a turning point. Kesler is less optimistic, however, in his penetrating essay on the Left's perversion of voting rights into an unrelenting quest to accumulate voting power. Kesler elucidates the link between identity politics and the Left's "second-generation voting rights" agenda. Associate editor Spencer Klavan's sweeping cover essay explores the idea of the "multiverse" and warns that lending the theory the "imprimatur of science means giving scientists the authority of philosophers and priests." (Because that worked out so well during the pandemic.) Subscribers will also enjoy essays by Christopher Caldwell on why the U.S. is really at war with Ukraine, Richard Samuelson on how to disestablish the new woke religion, William Voegeli on Chicago's decline, and Michael Anton on the liberal authoritarianism of the United Arab Emirates. Among our book reviews you’ll find Carnes Lord on the late Angelo M. Codevilla’s last book, America’s Rise and Fall Among Nations, John Fonte on Edward J. Erler’s The United States in Crisis, Gerard Bradley on Vincent Phillip Munoz’s definitive look at Religious Liberty and the America Founding, and so much more! Subscribe! 4 issues per year + unlimited digital access for only $19.95* ============================================================= ***UPDATE*** As our publication has grown significantly in recent years both in terms of content and subscribers, beginning in early 2023 the cost for annual subscriptions will increase to $29.95 —our first price increase in more than a decade! Subscribe today at the current rate of $19.95!   The Summer 2022 Issue is now online! From the Editor's Desk Essays Book Reviews Shadow Play Parthian Shot Subscribe Now   Annus Mirabilis - Unlocked! By Charles Kesler So far, it’s been a very good year.  READ MORE America First By Carnes Lord Angelo Codevilla's final critique of our ruling class’s corruption. READ MORE The Disputed Question Glenn Ellmers and William Voegeli on what conservatism conserves. READ MORE Voting Rights and Wrongs By Charles Kesler Three generations of voting rights are enough. READ MORE Why Are We In Ukraine? By Christopher Caldwell A steep bill comes due for decades of democracy promotion. READ MORE The Great Unwokening By Richard Samuelson Disestablishing our new state religion. READ MORE That Tottering Town By William Voegeli Chicago on the brink. READ MORE The Road to Dubai By Michael Anton The United Arab Emirates’ liberal authoritarianism. READ MORE Worlds Without End By Spencer A. Klavan Marvel comics, quantum physics, and the secrets of the cosmos. READ MORE Pride and Prejudice By Harvey C. Mansfield The morality of equality is not treating all as equals; it means treating all in a manner that transforms them into equals, which they are not at present. READ MORE Read the complete issue!       The mission of the Claremont Institute is to restore the principles of the American Founding to their rightful, preeminent authority in our national life.   The Claremont Institute | 1317 W Foothill Blvd #120, Upland, CA 91786 Unsubscribe [email protected] Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice Sent by [email protected] powered by Try email marketing for free today!