Nathan Glazer has an article about Irvin Kristol in TNR that, on its second page, makes the interesting argument that Kristol, despite being the “grandfather of neoconservatism,” didn’t actually hold the beliefs about national security policy that we... Full Article at Matthew Yglesias

“I am so nostalgic.” That’s the phrase I associate most with Irving Kristol, who died last week at the age of 89. What piqued Irving’s nostalgia, at an American Enterprise Institute conference I worked on in 1992, was old-fashioned censorship. Full Article at Boston Herald

Irving Kristol explains where the economics articles he published in The Public Interest came from: Among the core social scientists around The Public Interest there were no economists.... Full Article at Beltway Blips