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Policy Review No. 129

February 1, 2005
policy review » no. 129 » features

Idealism at the U.N.

by Michael J. Glennon

The High-level Panel’s high-minded errors

February 1, 2005
policy review » no. 129 » features

Understanding Jihad

by Mark Gould

An authentic Islamic tradition

February 1, 2005
policy review » no. 129 » features

Demographics and the Culture War

by Stanley Kurtz

The implications of population decline

February 1, 2005
policy review » no. 129 » features

Does Israel Belong in the EU and NATO

by Ronald D. Asmus and Bruce P. Jackson

Its place in the Euro-Atlantic community

February 1, 2005
policy review » no. 129 » features

Solving the Interagency Puzzle

by Sunil B. Desai

The lessons of “jointness”

February 1, 2005
policy review » no. 129 » books

It Didn't Happen Here

by Ross Douthat

Ross Douthat on The Plot Against America by Philip Roth

February 1, 2005
policy review » no. 129 » books

He is Charlotte Simmons

by Peter Berkowitz

Peter Berkowitz on I Am Charlotte Simmons by Tom Wolfe

February 1, 2005
policy review » no. 129 » books

Out, Damned Lout

by Stefan Beck

Stefan Beck on All Oiks Now: The Unnoticed Surrender of Middle England by Digby Anderson

February 1, 2005
policy review » no. 129 » books

Is God Still Dead?

by Claire Berlinski

Claire Berlinski on The Twilight of Atheism by Alister McGrath and Icarus Fallen: The Search for Meaning in an Uncertain World by Chantal Delsol and translated by Robin Dick