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The Winter 2011/12 issue of the Claremont Review of Books is now available! Robert Samuelson explores the causes of our financial crisis and finds plenty of blame to go around, William Voegeli proposes a better solution to our unsustainable welfare state, Diana Schaub locates Malcolm X's place in the American political tradition, and Algis Valiunas finds novelist David Foster Wallace to be an astute observer of human suffering. Plus, David Pryce-Jones on the late Christopher Hitchens, Bradley Watson on the failure of our law schools, Robert Reilly on the music of Dmitri Shostakovich, Michael Lewis on the beauty of the New York Public Library, and stimulating discussions of how wars are won, civil-military relations, conservatism, science, international criminal law, higher education, and more.
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