New English Review
January 2011
Evil Be Thou My Evil by Theodore Dalrymple
What Rep. Peter King Could Do About Radicalization of American Muslims
by Jerry Gordon
The Lord Shall Have Them In Derision
by Mark Anthony Signorelli
The Religious Left, J.B. Matthews and the Censure of Senator McCarthy
by Norman Berdichevsky
A Zionist at UC Irvine: an Interview with Activist Dee Sterling
by Jerry Gordon
The Maestro by Geoffrey Clarfield
Suppression of Emotion: A Danger to Modern Societies?
by Thomas J. Scheff
Theoretical Foundations of Terrorism by Samir Yousif
On Settlements, Agreements and Legitimacy: a midnight monograph
by Michael Zebulon
Character in American Cinema by G. Murphy Donovan
Protecting the Public from Gangs: Sheffield in the 1920s
by David Hamilton
One of Those Things by Mary Jackson
Crowns, Roses and Britannia
by Esmerelda Weatherwax
Short Story:
They Came For The Guineas: An Allegory For These Times
by David Asia
Poetry:
translated from the Hungarian by Thomas Ország-Land
