How the European Union Funds BDS
To the tune of €16.7 million.
January 25, 2017
The Last of the New York Jewish Intellectuals?
Nathan Glazer.
Along with Norman Podhoretz, writes Daniel DiSalvo, Nathan Glazer is likely the last of a group of Jews, centered in New York City, who played such an outsized role in politics and the life of the mind in the U.S. in the middle of the last century. A sociologist by training, Glazer wrote on an astonishing array of topics. Selections from his work, together with several appraisals thereof, have recently been published in a volume titled When Ideas Mattered. DiSalvo writes in his review:
January 25, 2017
After Eight Years with a Friendly White House, J Street Has Little to Show
It’s now on track to start jousting at windmills.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s Plans to Make Himself Turkey’s Dictator
The parliament is preparing to surrender much of its power.
The Benefits of Modern Orthodoxy’s Political Divisions
Blue Americans with red values.
The Last of the New York Jewish Intellectuals?
Nathan Glazer.