Brahms the Radical by Terry Teachout The great romantic composer found in "the old forms" an escape from the excesses of romanticism and a way into…
Knives, Tanks, and Missiles by Eliot A. Cohen, Michael J. Eisenstadt, and Andrew J. Bacevich; The Sword and the Olive by Martin by Hillel Halkin
Making the World Safe for VX by Frank J. Gaffney Unhindered (to say the least) by the international agreements the United States has championed, chemical and biological weapons proliferate. In…
Mexico: The Crisis Next Door by Robert S. Leiken Neither the country's basic stability nor even its national integrity can any longer be taken for granted.
Spielberg at War by Christopher Caldwell In Saving Private Ryan, a generation comes to terms--or does it?--with the generation before.
Sushi and Other Jewish Foods by Alan L. Mintz Like the communal and religious setting in which it occurs, today's Jewish cooking is in a most instructive state of…
The Adventures of Philip Roth by Norman Podhoretz In his new novel, as throughout his career, the prolific, still-fresh author achieves but intermittent mastery over his own unexamined…
