“Joining the Jackals” by Daniel P. Moynihan The view in the White House was that things were going well until March 1, when Ambassador Donald F. McHenry…
Imperial Government by Daniel P. Moynihan THE question of size and of effectiveness in American government is beginning to take on aspects of constitutional as against…
The Politics of Human Rights by Daniel P. Moynihan Human rights as an issue in foreign policy was by no means central to Jimmy Carter's campaign for the Presidency.…
Party & International Politics by Daniel P. Moynihan It is common nowadays to hear the world described in images suggesting that it has grown smaller: a global village;…
The United States in Opposition by Daniel P. Moynihan "We are far from living in a single world community," writes Edward Shils, "but the rudiments of a world society…
Was Woodrow Wilson Right? by Daniel P. Moynihan It is fifty years, since Woodrow Wilson died, but it does not seem fifty years: more like two-hundred-fifty. We are…
An Address to the Entering Class at Harvard College, 1972 by Daniel P. Moynihan Daniel P. Moynihan's address to the entering class at Harvard College with reflections on Lionel Trilling and Joseph A. Schumpeter.
The Presidency & the Press by Daniel P. Moynihan As his years in Washington came to an end, Harry S. Truman wrote a friend: "I really look with commiseration…
The Professors and the Poor by Daniel P. Moynihan NOT LONG AGO, a Negro poverty worker from the Roxbury section of Boston came to see me at the Joint…
The Democrats, Kennedy & The Murder of Dr. King by Daniel P. Moynihan This article is the third in a series dedicated to exploring the alternatives open to the responsible liberal voter in…
The President & The Negro: The Moment Lost by Daniel P. Moynihan For anyone with even a moderate concern for the sources of stability in American government, the results of the 1966…
Politics in a Pluralist Democracy: Studies of Voting in the 1960 Election, by Lucy S. Dawidowicz and Leon J. Goldstein by Daniel P. Moynihan In "Politics in a Pluralist Democracy," Lucy Dawidowicz and Leon J. Goldstein have written a concise and immensely interesting account…