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Lee Kuan Yew: The Grand Master’s Insights on China, the United States, and the World (Graham Allison)

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For Americans who think that so-called liberal democracy is neither, and in any case is a dead end, successful modern societies with a different political model always intrigue. In...

February 9, 2020
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Biography & Autobiography, Book Reviews, Charles, Ethnography, Great Divergence, Political Discussion & Analysis, Political Economy, Post-Liberalism, The Orient

The Beekeeper’s Lament: How One Man and Half a Billion Honey Bees Help Feed America (Hannah Nordhaus)

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As befits one who seeks to be a man of wealth and taste (if I have to choose between them, the former), I aspire to live on a vast...

January 27, 2020
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Book Reviews, Business & Money, Charles, Gardening & Farming, Political Economy, Practical Skills

The Accursed Tower: The Fall of Acre and the End of the Crusades (Roger Crowley)

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I often say that the Crusades were a high point of Western civilization. And they were, but they were also an example of flawed glory. Certainly, the goal of...

January 24, 2020
comments 9
Book Reviews, Charles, Christian History, European History, Islam & The Islamic World, Medieval History, Military History, The Orient, War

Nemesis: Alcibiades and the Fall of Athens (David Stuttard)

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We live in an age lacking dynamic leadership. We are instead led, if one can call it that, by men who are clowns, feminized, or confused—or, often, by confused...

January 14, 2020
comments 13
Biography & Autobiography, Book Reviews, Charles, Classical History, Political Discussion & Analysis, Social Behavior, War, Wars To Come

Ages of Discord: A Structural-Demographic Analysis of American History (Peter Turchin)

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I am skeptical of those who predict the future by looking at the past. It’s not that history follows a random walk, like the stock market. Quite the contrary—it...

January 10, 2020
comments 4
American History, Book Reviews, Civil War, Economics, Longitudinal History, Political Discussion & Analysis, Political Economy, Social Behavior, Wars To Come

Only Yesterday: An Informal History of the 1920s (Frederick Lewis Allen)

Published by Charles

Much modern popular history is mendacious, written with an ideological agenda that deliberately distorts, or omits, or simply lies about, the truth. Sometimes, therefore, reading history written in the...

January 8, 2020
comments 2
American History, Book Reviews, Charles, Left-Liberalism, Social Behavior

The Value of Everything: Making and Taking in the Global Economy (Mariana Mazzucato)

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I have long known in my gut that usual measures of social wealth, most of all GDP, are fraudulent, in that they falsely identify value where there is none....

January 6, 2020
comments 6
American History, Book Reviews, Business & Money, Charles, Economics, Political Economy

The Great Transformation: The Political and Economic Origins of Our Time (Karl Polanyi)

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The Great Transformation, published in 1944, is an ambitious book. It attempts two huge tasks. First, to refute the free market ideology, sometimes called market fundamentalism, represented at that...

December 26, 2019
comments 4
Book Reviews, British History, Business & Money, Charles, Economics, European History, Political Economy, Social Behavior

Sea People: The Puzzle of Polynesia (Christina Thompson)

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Interest in Polynesia is not much in fashion nowadays, except for using the islands as an exemplar of the claimed, always imminent yet never arriving, effects of global warming....

December 17, 2019
comments 0
Book Reviews, Charles, Ethnography, Primitive Cultures, Science

A Time to Die: Monks on the Threshold of Eternal Life (Nicolas Diat)

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A Time to Die is a small gem of a book which works on two levels. On one level, it is a self-examination for the reader, offering him a...

December 12, 2019
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Book Reviews, Charles, Christian History, European History, Religion

All men dream, but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds, wake in the day to find that it was vanity: but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act on their dreams with open eyes, to make them possible.

T. E. Lawrence

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Lee Kuan Yew: The Grand Master’s Insights on China, the United States, and the World (Graham Allison)

Published by Charles

For Americans who think that so-called liberal democracy is neither, and in any case is a dead end, successful modern societies with a different political model always intrigue. In...

February 9, 2020
comments 12
Biography & Autobiography, Book Reviews, Charles, Ethnography, Great Divergence, Political Discussion & Analysis, Political Economy, Post-Liberalism, The Orient

The Beekeeper’s Lament: How One Man and Half a Billion Honey Bees Help Feed America (Hannah Nordhaus)

Published by Charles

As befits one who seeks to be a man of wealth and taste (if I have to choose between them, the former), I aspire to live on a vast...

January 27, 2020
comments 4
Book Reviews, Business & Money, Charles, Gardening & Farming, Political Economy, Practical Skills

The Accursed Tower: The Fall of Acre and the End of the Crusades (Roger Crowley)

Published by Charles

I often say that the Crusades were a high point of Western civilization. And they were, but they were also an example of flawed glory. Certainly, the goal of...

January 24, 2020
comments 9
Book Reviews, Charles, Christian History, European History, Islam & The Islamic World, Medieval History, Military History, The Orient, War

Nemesis: Alcibiades and the Fall of Athens (David Stuttard)

Published by Charles

We live in an age lacking dynamic leadership. We are instead led, if one can call it that, by men who are clowns, feminized, or confused—or, often, by confused...

January 14, 2020
comments 13
Biography & Autobiography, Book Reviews, Charles, Classical History, Political Discussion & Analysis, Social Behavior, War, Wars To Come

Ages of Discord: A Structural-Demographic Analysis of American History (Peter Turchin)

Published by Charles

I am skeptical of those who predict the future by looking at the past. It’s not that history follows a random walk, like the stock market. Quite the contrary—it...

January 10, 2020
comments 4
American History, Book Reviews, Civil War, Economics, Longitudinal History, Political Discussion & Analysis, Political Economy, Social Behavior, Wars To Come

Only Yesterday: An Informal History of the 1920s (Frederick Lewis Allen)

Published by Charles

Much modern popular history is mendacious, written with an ideological agenda that deliberately distorts, or omits, or simply lies about, the truth. Sometimes, therefore, reading history written in the...

January 8, 2020
comments 2
American History, Book Reviews, Charles, Left-Liberalism, Social Behavior

The Value of Everything: Making and Taking in the Global Economy (Mariana Mazzucato)

Published by Charles

I have long known in my gut that usual measures of social wealth, most of all GDP, are fraudulent, in that they falsely identify value where there is none....

January 6, 2020
comments 6
American History, Book Reviews, Business & Money, Charles, Economics, Political Economy

The Great Transformation: The Political and Economic Origins of Our Time (Karl Polanyi)

Published by Charles

The Great Transformation, published in 1944, is an ambitious book. It attempts two huge tasks. First, to refute the free market ideology, sometimes called market fundamentalism, represented at that...

December 26, 2019
comments 4
Book Reviews, British History, Business & Money, Charles, Economics, European History, Political Economy, Social Behavior

Sea People: The Puzzle of Polynesia (Christina Thompson)

Published by Charles

Interest in Polynesia is not much in fashion nowadays, except for using the islands as an exemplar of the claimed, always imminent yet never arriving, effects of global warming....

December 17, 2019
comments 0
Book Reviews, Charles, Ethnography, Primitive Cultures, Science

A Time to Die: Monks on the Threshold of Eternal Life (Nicolas Diat)

Published by Charles

A Time to Die is a small gem of a book which works on two levels. On one level, it is a self-examination for the reader, offering him a...

December 12, 2019
comments 0
Book Reviews, Charles, Christian History, European History, Religion

Bullshit Jobs: A Theory (David Graeber)

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I am trying to understand how human beings create value through their actions, and what that implies for humanity. Although this goal is hardly original, and has occupied much...

December 10, 2019
comments 16
Book Reviews, Business & Money, Charles, Economics, Foundationalism, Political Economy, Social Behavior

The Captive Mind (Czeslaw Milosz)

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We all like to imagine ourselves as heroes. We watch movies, and we instinctively put ourselves in the place of the hero, not in the place of the villain....

December 5, 2019
comments 8
Book Reviews, Charles, Communism, Eastern European History, European History, Political Discussion & Analysis, Post-Liberalism, Social Behavior, Social Justice Warriors, Wars To Come

Frederick the Second: Wonder of the World 1194-1250 (Ernst Kantorowicz)

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This book defies easy characterization. It is, to be sure, a biography of the last of the great German medieval emperors, Frederick II Hohenstaufen. But it vibrates with a...

November 19, 2019
comments 2
Biography & Autobiography, Book Reviews, Charles, Christian History, European History, Medieval History, Political Discussion & Analysis

The World Beyond Your Head: On Becoming an Individual in an Age of Distraction (Matthew B. Crawford)

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Attacks on digital technology for destroying our capacity for attention are a dime a dozen. Despite its title, Matthew Crawford’s The World Beyond Your Head is not such an...

November 14, 2019
comments 2
Book Reviews, Charles, Life Advice, Political Economy, Post-Liberalism, Practical Skills, Social Behavior

The Great Leveler: Violence and the History of Inequality from the Stone Age to the Twenty-First Century (Walter Scheidel)

Published by Charles

Economic inequality is, and has been for several years now, the talk of the town. But most of this talk is political—of economic goods today, and whether and how...

November 11, 2019
comments 12
Book Reviews, Charles, Longitudinal History, Political Economy, War

Return of the Strong Gods: Nationalism, Populism, and the Future of the West (R. R. Reno)

Published by Charles

Rusty Reno, editor of the prominent religious conservative journal First Things, here couples an original diagnosis of how we got to the vicious decay of now with very muted...

October 25, 2019
comments 11
Book Reviews, Charles, Conservatism, Great Fragmentation, Left-Liberalism, Political Discussion & Analysis, Post-Liberalism, Social Behavior, Wars To Come

Alexander the Great: His Life and His Mysterious Death (Anthony Everitt)

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Different eras view Alexander III of Macedon differently. Though always honored as a hugely successful military leader and conqueror, in the ancient world, he got mixed press, seen as...

October 19, 2019
comments 8
Biography & Autobiography, Book Reviews, Charles, Classical History, Military History, Social Behavior, The Orient

The New Philistines (Sohrab Ahmari)

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I am a Sohrab Ahmari fanboy. I endorse his recent full-throated calls for creation of a post-liberal future, and admire that he has boldly claimed the mantle of leadership....

October 9, 2019
comments 13
Art & Architecture & Building, Book Reviews, Charles, Foundationalism, Left-Liberalism, Post-Liberalism

Bronze Age Mindset (Bronze Age Pervert)

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I am fascinated by what is to come. For someone who came of age imbibing the narrow, facile, weak, always-second-place conservative pieties of the late 1980s and the 1990s,...

September 23, 2019
comments 18
Book Reviews, Charles, Classical History, Conservatism, Great Fragmentation, Left-Liberalism, Political Discussion & Analysis, Popular, Post-Liberalism, Primitive Cultures, Sex Roles, Social Behavior

The Samurai (Shūsaku Endō)

Published by Charles

The Japanese author Shūsaku Endō is known primarily for his 1966 masterwork, Silence, about the persecution of Christians in mid-seventeenth-century Japan. The backdrop of Silence is the aftermath of...

September 20, 2019
comment 1
Book Reviews, Charles, Christian History, Christian Theology, Colonialism, Ethnography, Fiction, Religion, The Orient

A World Split Apart: Commencement Address Delivered at Harvard University, June 8, 1978 (Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn)

Published by Charles

We in America have long thought highly of ourselves. This feeling crested during the early Cold War, when most Americans believed that our “system,” our way of life, was...

September 18, 2019
comments 6
Apocalypse, Book Reviews, Charles, Communism, Conservatism, Foundationalism, Great Fragmentation, Left-Liberalism, Political Discussion & Analysis, Post-Liberalism, Wars To Come

The Memoirs of St. Peter: A New Translation of the Gospel According to Mark (Michael Pakaluk)

Published by Charles

New translations of the Bible, targeted at a broad audience and done by individuals, rather than committees, seem to be a growth industry. This book, a translation of the...

September 10, 2019
comments 2
Book Reviews, Charles, Christian History, Christian Theology, Religion

The Improbable Wendell Willkie: The Businessman Who Saved the Republican Party and His Country, and Conceived a New World Order (David Levering Lewis)

Published by Charles

If the word hagiography had not already been coined, it would need to be invented for this book. To David Levering Lewis, Wendell Willkie was a combination of Saint...

September 5, 2019
comments 0
American History, Biography & Autobiography, Book Reviews, Charles, Conservatism, Left-Liberalism, Political Discussion & Analysis

Making Dystopia: The Strange Rise and Survival of Architectural Barbarism (James Stevens Curl)

Published by Charles

High architecture, that of grand buildings, is a bridge between God and man, and a sinew binding state and people, the ruling class and the masses. Low architecture, that...

August 27, 2019
comments 0
Art & Architecture & Building, Book Reviews, Charles, Foundationalism, Post-Liberalism, Social Behavior

American Genesis: A Century of Invention and Technological Enthusiasm (Thomas P. Hughes)

Published by Charles

American Genesis is a cultural history of the grand century of American technology, from 1870 to 1970. Thomas Hughes published his book in 1989, when Americans believed that the...

August 21, 2019
comments 0
American History, Book Reviews, Business & Money, Charles, Political Economy, Technology

Liberty, Equality, Fraternity (James Fitzjames Stephen)

Published by Charles

Among the many idols of our age, there is one that rules them all: John Stuart Mill’s harm principle, the belief that an individual’s choices may never be legitimately...

August 16, 2019
comments 0
Book Reviews, British History, Charles, Conservatism, Left-Liberalism, Political Discussion & Analysis, Post-Liberalism, Social Behavior

Ibn Khaldun: An Intellectual Biography (Robert Irwin)

Published by Charles

I generally liked this book, by the erudite Orientalist Robert Irwin, but I am not sure why it exists. It is too academic to be popular, and too popular...

August 9, 2019
comments 2
Biography & Autobiography, Book Reviews, Charles, Islam & The Islamic World, Medieval History, The Orient

Invisible Planets (Hannu Rajaniemi)

Published by Charles

I have always loathed the fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen. Bleak, unhappy, and cold, they depressed me as a child, and I’m not a depressive person. True, that...

August 7, 2019
comments 0
Book Reviews, Charles, Fiction, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Technology

The Thirty-Year Genocide: Turkey’s Destruction of Its Christian Minorities, 1894–1924 (Benny Morris and Dror Ze’evi)

Published by Charles

This book, a massive study by two Israeli historians, aspires to answer why and how Turkey exterminated its Christian population in the thirty years between 1894 and 1924. Usually...

August 6, 2019
comments 7
Book Reviews, Charles, Christian History, Ethnography, European History, Islam & The Islamic World, The Orient, War, Wars To Come

Orbánland: How I Came To Understand Viktor Orbán’s Hungary And The Future Of Europe (Lasse Skytt)

Published by Charles

I am in an odd position with respect to Hungary. Because I’m half Hungarian, speak the language (rustily now) and two decades ago spent nearly a year there, I...

July 31, 2019
comments 7
Book Reviews, Charles, Eastern European History, Political Discussion & Analysis, Post-Liberalism

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Alexander the Great: His Life and His Mysterious Death (Anthony Everitt)Different eras view Alexander III of Macedon differently. Though always honored as a hugely...October 19, 2019

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