Mostly Scandanavia and Britain this time around.
Europe
This week! Europe, Crime, Democracy, Government, and Education!
It seems that with the exception of the French not too many Europeans are willing to fight...
Swedish banks, EU meddling, and of course refugees...
Trouble in snowy paradise? Also, something mysterious called the Russian Woodpecker.
This Week! Environment, Europe, Immigration, Politics, and Society!
It seems like Europe may be vacillating on its apparent commitment to freedom of movement.
Notes on Stefan Zweig's "The Post Office Girl", assimilation, and shifting fortunes.
Nob Akimoto looks at Europe's method of detaining potential terrorists.
I wanted to flag this before it became too much Old News. Andrew Sullivan, still a self-described...
A week or so ago, Tom Van Dyke linked to this NYT piece exploring Europe’s economic troubles. ...
Jason says that democratic peace theory is one of the better explanations for the decline of large-scale...
Ta-Nehisi Coates posts the below video, writing: I don’t even know what to say anymore. It’s officially...
This post on good-governance countries by Scott Sumner is fascinating (via Reihan Salam). People on the left...
Tim Carney thinks liberaltarianism is dead following the departure of Will Wilkinson and Brink Lindsey from Cato....
Joerg Wolf, of the Atlantic Council, disagrees that European nations would increase defense spending if America decreased...
This dialogue between David Frum and Jonah Goldberg has been getting some attention: Let’s bracket the “Is...
The trouble with folks like Mark Steyn is that all their clamor about Europe being swept away...
Via Will Wilson and MR, here’s an interesting paper on the Protestant work ethic: Many theories, most...
An essential post from Bartlett on the trivial differences between Europe and the United States. Speaking as...