Reflections & Dialogues

Milei’s Ambivalent Populism

by Javier Burdman

Nov 5 •

Telos-Paul Piccone Institute

David A. Westbrook’s “Social Thought From the Ruins: Quixote’s Dinner Party”

How do we start building anew?

Sep 16 •

Telos-Paul Piccone Institute

The Trump Effect and the EU: Can Europe Still Do Politics?

by Gabriele Segre

Aug 27 •

Telos-Paul Piccone Institute

The Place of Christianity in the West: On Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s Theologico-Political Conversion

Jul 16 •

Telos-Paul Piccone Institute

Why Comparisons with Dictatorship Are Now Considered Unconstitutional

by Magnus Klaue

Jul 3 •

Telos-Paul Piccone Institute

“Do Not Be Afraid”: A New Vision for Christians Lamenting the Politics of Fear

by Jonathan Downing and Theo Hunt

Jun 25 •

Telos-Paul Piccone Institute

“Be Kind”: Self-Determination—A Decree for Rough Times

by Vojin Saša Vukadinović

Jun 6 •

Telos-Paul Piccone Institute

Liberation, Victimhood, and Sovereignty: Notes on Knabe

by Russell A. Berman

Jun 2 •

Telos-Paul Piccone Institute

How Perpetrators Turned into Victims

by Hubertus Knabe

Jun 2 •

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The Collapse of AAUP Credibility and Why It Matters

by Matthew W. Finkin

Apr 2 •

Telos-Paul Piccone Institute

In the Name of the Father and the Son: Canada’s Cul-de-Sac

by Wodek Szemberg

Jan 22 •

Telos-Paul Piccone Institute

For a Policy to Confront the Islamic Republic of Iran

by Mariam Memarsadeghi

Dec 31, 2024 •

Telos-Paul Piccone Institute

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