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A quarterly magazine of urban affairs, published by the Manhattan Institute, edited by Brian C. Anderson.
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 Twenty-First-Century Reaganomics How to reboot today’s economy with tax reform, monetary policy, and smart government investment  Sarah Palin and the Battle for Feminism The ex-governor and her Mama Grizzlies argue that the real women’s issue is our country’s fiscal future.   The Radical Reform That California Needs Can once and future governor Jerry Brown deliver political change to save the state’s economy?  “Nobody Gets Married Any More, Mister” Welcome to our urban high schools, where kids have kids and learning dies.   Where Did the Korean Greengrocers Go? The entrepreneurs who nourished New York have moved up and out.  Doomsday Deferred Under Republican and Democratic administrations, the U.S. has made surprising progress on the nuclear threat.   Lionel Trilling and the Social Imagination The liberal hero rejected the left-liberal idea that we could engineer the human soul.     James Madison and the Dilemmas of Democracy What kind of government did the Father of the Constitution envision?  Backdoor Big Government Americans sent a small-government message in November, but Obama isn’t listening. Nation-Building in Washington The GOP can strengthen America’s infrastructure—and the party’s 2012 prospects. How to Improve the Financial-Reform Law A brief proposal to protect the system—without stifling innovation  Oh, to be in England
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