Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins is a doctoral student in the history department at Columbia University and currently a visiting researcher at L’École des hautes études en sciences sociales in Paris, France. He focuses primarily on 20th-century transatlantic intellectual history. His dissertation is entitled Raymond Aron, the United States and the Origins of Neo-Conservatism in France. His work has been published in Book Forum, Times Literary Supplement, Prospect Magazine, and The Immanent Frame.
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Why Liberalism Needs Islam
American and European missionaries of liberalism are trying to proselytize Muslims to the system of values of Western liberalism....
Searching for Foucault in an Age of Inequality
Can Foucault be blamed for an anti-human neoliberal age of inequality?...
