The rise and fall of the American left

By John P. Diggins

Ronald Reagan

By John Patrick Diggins, John P. Diggins

"Following his departure from office, Ronald Reagan was marginalized thanks to liberal biases that dominate the teaching of American history, says John Patrick Diggins. Yet Reagan, like Lincoln (wh...

Ronald Reagan

By John Patrick Diggins

The Proud Decades

By John Patrick Diggins

Max Weber

By John P. Diggins

Ever since World War II, Max Weber has been regarded as a monument to the most conservative and conventional orthodoxies of the social science establishment. Despite the fact that many of Weber's b...

The lost soul of American politics

By John Patrick Diggins, John P. Diggins

Thorstein Veblen

By John P. Diggins

Thorstein Veblen

By John P. Diggins

Mussolini and fascism

By John P. Diggins

The liberal persuasion

By

For more than half a century, the celebrated historian Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., has been the guiding force of American liberalism, both intellectually and in practice. The author of many critically...