Clive Hamilton’s Silent Invasion is a vital wake-up call about the threat of Chinese influence operations—but its policy prescriptions are painted in very broad brushstrokes.

Political economists in Bloomington had a recommendation for a better-designed global system, and we should take note.

Amid debate about the political impact of Twitter and Facebook, authoritarian populists still shape political narratives the old-fashioned way.

Patrick Deneen’s much-discussed book diagnoses liberalism with failure-by-success, but fails to find a convincing cure. Might the answer be another theory?

At first glance, Turkey seems more dependent on Russian energy than ever. But Erdogan is playing a more complicated game.

Let’s not roll out the red carpet as Saudi Arabia enters the movie business.

The crisis in American policing isn’t because of a “few bad apples.” It’s due to decades of bad public policy.

Putin’s fourth term is shaping up to look a lot like his third—but with even more state repression and violence.

The 1950s weren’t an age of conservative bourgeois culture. They were the destructor of that culture.

How a Chinese scholar’s take on Scarlett O’Hara revealed something to me about America.