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August 29, 2005 Issue
Defining Conservatism Down
By Austin Bramwell
As the Right’s popularity has grown, its intellectual challenge to the Left has diminished.
Bush vs. Benedict
By Daniel McCarthy
Neoconservatives want Catholics to choose the president’s foreign policy over the pope’s.
Republic Undone
By John Lukacs
From Ronald Reagan to George W. Bush, the last quarter century has seen the relentless rise of the national-security state.
Britain’s Blowback
By Stuart Reid
Invade the world, invite the world doesn’t work for Britain either.
Made in Japan
By Eamonn Fingleton
Japan’s managed trade maintains jobs and technological edge.
Violence Against Families
By Stephen Baskerville
New domestic-abuse legislation does violence to the rule of law.
Two Women & a War
By Owen Harries
Does anyone remember deterrence?
Fourteen Days: John Roberts, Mystery Man; Mehlman Says Republicans Are Racists; Allen-Tancredo ’08?
Deep Background: Italy Expects Attack; Closing the Borders in Europe; Pakistan’s New Taliban
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