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Paul W. Gleason

Paul W. Gleason’s essays and reviews have appeared in The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, The Point, and many other publications. He also writes the substack Unfamiliar Letters about his old scholarly interests: American religion, literature, and higher education. More of his writing is available at www.paulwgleason.com.

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How to Be a Poverty Abolitionist: On Matthew Desmond’s “Poverty, by America”

Paul W. Gleason reviews Matthew Desmond’s “Poverty, by America.”...

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ECONOMICS AND FINANCE

The Lesson of a Long Illness: On Ross Douthat’s “The Deep Places”

The conservative columnist’s memoir chronicles his struggles with Lyme disease....

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MEMOIR & ESSAY

Imagining a Different Economy

The life, ideas, and enduring relevance of Thorstein Veblen....

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ECONOMICS AND FINANCE

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Who Sabotaged the American Economy? Thorstein Veblen Knows

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POLITICS

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Why Are Conservatives So Afraid of Higher Education?

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EDUCATION

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Mystery on (and off) Television

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