Immigration is a contemporary issue that is debated across many disciplines. The fervent discussions in the past twenty years have linked immigration with attacks on the national culture, citizens losing their jobs to alien workers, threats on national security, terrorism and racism. A rich literature exists on immigration in political theory, which focuses on different aspects of this process.
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This volume brings theory and evidence together to argue that American empire is a departure from principles of liberty and peace and, as such, has not brought about happiness, justice, and security for Americans. Sooner or later, the empire will decline and fall because it contains within it the causes of its own downfall. The essays in this volume focus on the international decisions of the American empire, which attempt to extend the power and influence of the empire outside America
If the New Dealers Win, Frank R. Kent
Laurence Stallings on Bush Brigades and Blackamoors
Youth Faces the Sex Problem, by Constance Cassady
William Henry Chamberlin on Prison Camps of Liberty
Duncan Aicman says the Middle West Rules America
Galsworthy, Ford Maddox Brown
Invitation to Monarcy, by Ralph Adam Cram
Senator Lester Dickson asks, “What’s the Matter With Congress”
Progress Toward Collectivism, by Albert Jay Nock
Portrait of a Lifer
Reno the Naughty, by Anthony Turano
A Yankee Looks at Dixie, by Katherine F. Gerauld
S.K. Padover on the First Liberal
and more
Three Years of Dr. Roosevelt, H.L. Mencken
Harald Lord Varney asks, “Are the Capitalists Asleep?”
Albert Jay Nock on the New Deal and Prohibition
Is Patriotism Necessary? by Struthers Bert
A Man-God of Japan by Sydney Greenbie
An Open Letter to Mr. Jefferson by William M. Houghton
Portland: Athens of the West, by James Stevens; and more
Paradise Imagined, by William H. Chamberlin
The End of Democracy, by Ralph Adams Cram
Canada Won’t Go Yankee, by Stephen Leacock
The Sweetheart of the Regimenters, by Blair Bolles
Labor Speaks to Capital, by Matthew Woll
Turgenor, by Ford Maddox Ford
Confessions of a Poetry Teacher, by Clarence W. Webster
and more
The Triumph of the Have-Not, H.L. Mencken
Harold Lord Varney on Radicals in Our Churches
Cohen and Corcoran: Brain Twins, by Blaire Bolles
Albert Jay Nock on What the Republicans Won’t Do
John W. Thomason, Jr. on the Conquest of Pain
Open Forum, Poetry, and more
The United Affront, by Ernest Boyd
Philip McKee on the High Cost of Dying
Propaganda from the White House, by Gordon Carroll
J.L. Brown on the Crime of Being a Witness
An ex-farmers says “To Hell with Farming”
The State of the Union, by Albert Jay Nock
Open Forum, Americana, and more
