New English Review

January 2014


L’intérieur d’un café  by Louis-Léopold Boilly

 

 

 

Sense and Sentimentality by Theodore Dalrymple

 

John Stuart Mill and Racism by Ibn Warraq

 

Religion and the Law by Rebecca Bynum

 

Gracious in Triumph by Conrad Black

 

How Christianity Civilized Barbarian Europe in Just One Hundred Years

by Emmet Scott

 

Royal Envy by David P. Gontar

 

The “Neocon Cabal”: Its Roots and Resonances

by Sam Bluefarb

 

The Psychobabble Bubble by G. Murphy Donovan

 

The Is-Ought Gap, Post-Modernism and the French Facelift

by Richard Butrick

 

Could the Crisis in Turkey Impact US Policy in the Middle East?

by Jerry Gordon

 

Hungary Sets Up a State Authority to Rewrite History

by Thomas Ország-Land

 

An American Feminist Fighting Sharia: an Interview with Dr. Phyllis Chesler

by Jerry Gordon

 

Al Shabaab’s Jihad – The Secret History Behind the Westgate Mall Attack

by Geoffrey Clarfield

 

Raja Shehadeh: A Moderate or a Moderate Façade?

by Robert Harris

 

Twisting Jewish Values to Promote False Peace

by Matthew Hausman

 

Flight from an Afghan Seraglio a review by Jerry Gordon

 

Goldie by G. Murphy Donovan

 

Five Notes on Guns and the Police by Richard Kostelanetz

Amusement on a Long Flight Alone by Norman Berdichevsky

 

Poetry:

 

Winter’s Tale by Bibhu Padhi

 

Advances In Endoscopy by Len Krisak

 

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