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Book Reviews

Wilson Shirley

Do Power Transitions Always Lead to War? Review of Schake’s Safe Passage

Immortal Memory: What Scotland’s Robert Burns Can Teach Us about Nationalism

Mark Melton

Immortal Memory: What Scotland’s Robert Burns Can Teach Us about Nationalism

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Marc LiVecche

The Importance of Reading: Obituary Reflections Concerning The Weekly Standard

The Case for Pragmatic Globalism: A Review of Paul Miller’s American Power and Liberal Order: A Conservative Internationalist Grand Strategy

Ionut Popescu

The Case for Pragmatic Globalism: Review of Paul Miller’s American Power and Liberal Order

What Can American Conservatives Republicans Learn from Canada? A Review of Stephen Harper’s Right Here, Right Now: Politics and Leadership in an Age of Disruption

Robert Joustra

What Can American Conservatives Learn from Canada? A Review of Stephen Harper’s Right Here, Right Now: Politics and Leadership in an Age of Disruption

Parallels between the Roman Republic’s Fall and America Today: Review of Osgood’s Rome and the Making of a World State

Michael Shindler

A Parallel between the Roman Republic’s Fall and America Today: Review of Osgood’s Rome and the Making of a World State

Paul Marshall

Kipling’s “The Ballad of East and West” is Hardly Racist

Christianity in North Africa and West Asia, a Review of Edinburgh Companions to Global Christianity

Ewelina U. Ochab

Christianity in North Africa and West Asia, a Review of Edinburgh Companions to Global Christianity

New Afterword in Haas’ A World in Disarray Criticizes Trump’s Foreign Policy

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A New Word on a New Edition: Haass’ A World in Disarray Criticizes Trump’s First Year