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A Reply to Kevin Mattson  

Michael Brenes and Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins ▪ March 29, 2021

By failing to assemble a coalitional politics that went beyond the ideology and logic of security, Cold War liberals became unwitting participants in liberalism’s decline.



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Legacies of Cold War Liberalism  

Michael Brenes and Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins ▪ Winter 2021

To promote democratic and egalitarian ideals today, we need to break with the anxieties that drove U.S. politics during the Cold War.



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The Nationalist Roots of White Evangelical Politics  

Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins ▪ Spring 2020

From its origins, white evangelicalism has been marked by a vision of a Christian America, driven to overcome its perceived enemies.



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Why We Left the Right  

Maximillian Alvarez, Sarah Jones, Matthew Sitman and Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins ▪ Spring 2020

A group of ex-conservatives explores how they were drawn to the left, and where they think we’re headed now.



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Socialism Beyond Equality  

Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins and Daniel Zamora ▪ Summer 2019

We need to think not only about beating the 1 percent, but also about the kind of world we want to build, the kind of existence we want to have on this earth.



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The Cross and the Gavel  

Udi Greenberg and Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins ▪ Spring 2018

Progressive critics of secularism argue that the Protestant origins of religious liberty make it corrupt beyond saving. But to achieve real pluralism, should the left abandon the concept altogether?



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The Logic of Populism  

Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins ▪ Spring 2017

Jan-Werner Müller’s understanding of populism is built on a theory of anti-totalitarianism designed for an enemy that no longer exists.



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The Weimar Mind: A Prehistory of the Surveillance State?  

Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins ▪ June 6, 2015

In its account of the intellectual foundations of the Cold War, Udi Greenberg’s The Weimar Century offers an unlikely origin story for our post-9/11 order.



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