Category Archives: Yoram Hazony

Conservatism: A Rediscovery

Samuel Goldman writes: * Yoram Hazony’s Conservatism: A Rediscovery is a more personal book than its title suggests. As recounted in the fourth section, it tells the story of a sensitive young man who found in traditional religion, scholarly work, … Continue reading

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‘The Virtue of Nationalism’ by Yoram Hazony

The weakest part of the book is its lack of awareness of group differences. The countries created by Anglo-Saxons, for example, could not have been created by other peoples and cannot be sustained by radically different peoples. The kind of … Continue reading

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“The Virtue of Nationalism” by Yoram Hazony

Steve Sailer writes: Israel is one of the intellectually freer nations, which helps explain how an Israeli political philosopher, Yoram Hazony, has suddenly established himself as perhaps the most interesting thinker of the post–Merkel’s Mistake era with his spectacular new … Continue reading

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