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A quarterly magazine of urban affairs, published by the Manhattan Institute, edited by Brian C. Anderson.
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 Can the Feds Uncrunch Credit? Maybe—but Washington’s unprecedented interventions could make things much, much worse.  Never Enough Beauty, Never Enough Truth Philanthropists should do what they love, not surrender to identity politics.  Welfare Reform, Phase Two States are putting a new generation of recipients back to work. Will Obama get in the way? Environmental Facts and Follies
 The Green-Jobs Engine That Can’t Inefficient eco-friendly technologies destroy more jobs than they create.    The Promise and Peril of the Freelance Economy Self-employment has made America more productive, but at what cost to the self-employed?  George Washington Patrols the Pacific Anchored by its nuclear-powered carrier, the Seventh Fleet protects global trade.  Slums of Hope For displaced peasants, the world’s vast urban ghettos are a gateway to a better future.    Alexander Hamilton, Modern America’s Founding Father How New York’s opportunity society became America’s  How Science Fiction Found Religion Once overtly political, the genre increasingly employs Christian allegory.   |
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