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Self-serving white guilt

Eric Kaufmann — 21st July 2010 — Issue 173 Free entry

Guilt, stirred up by leftist thinkers, is now de rigueur in the west. But Pascal Bruckner believes our soul-searching is both hypocritical and injurious

Subject: Books & literature, Intellectuals & ideas, People & populations

Europe’s Muslim future

Eric Kaufmann — 20th March 2010 — Issue 169

A fast-growing Muslim population is a threat to European values, according to the “Eurabianists.” But a culture war in which fundamentalists of all faiths fight secularism is a more worrying trend

Subject: Europe, Religion

The global war for souls

Eric Kaufmann — 4th June 2009 — Issue 159 Free entry

Religion is once again one of the most urgent fields of human experience. Now an important new book has startling things to tell us about its future

Subject: Books & literature

The meaning of Huntington

Eric Kaufmann — 28th February 2009 — Issue 155 Free entry

Samuel Huntington died a pariah among America’s intellectual elite. It’s because he was normal

Subject: Intellectuals & ideas

The peaceful xenophobes

Eric Kaufmann — 23rd November 2008 — Issue 152 Free entry

Two new studies of empire and nationalism should make us think again about conflating xenophobia, nationalism and aggression

Subject: Books & literature, People & populations

Is God returning to Europe?

Eric Kaufmann — 25th November 2007 — Issue 140

A leading US Christian says that faith in Europe will be re-energised by a creative Christian minority and by the example of Islam. But he is too sanguine about the integration of Muslims and about “model” America—where religiosity is, in part, a function of white ethnic anxiety

Subject: Books & literature, People & populations

The poverty of liberalism

Eric Kaufmann — 30th June 2007 — Issue 135

The individualism and universalism of western political elites are on a collision course with the popular desire for moorings in time and place. The nation state cannot be replaced by global norms

Subject: International politics

Breeding for God

Eric Kaufmann — 19th November 2006 — Issue 128 Free entry

In Europe, the fertility advantage of the religious over non-believers has historically been counterbalanced by the march of secularisation. Not any more. Secularisation in Europe is now in decline, and Islam continues to grow. Europe will start to adopt a more American model of modernity

Subject: Europe, Intellectuals & ideas, People & populations, Science & technology

The new unionism

Eric Kaufmann — 20th November 2005 — Issue 116

Northern Ireland’s recent violence reflects the “modernisation” of unionism

Subject: British politics, International politics

Ethnic America

Eric Kaufmann — 24th July 2004 — Issue 100

Samuel Huntington has stirred up a new controversy with a book about the danger to America from Hispanic immigration. He worries too much about Hispanics but he is right that the US does have an Anglo-Protestant ethno-cultural core which may be in conflict with the country’s cosmopolitan idea

Subject: Books & literature, North America, People & populations