Wednesday, December 29, 2004

David Brooks has selected (Part I|Part II) what he thinks to be the best essays that were written this year. Here is the list reproduced, thanks to Patio Pundit:



Part I


"When Islam Breaks Down" by Theodore Dalrymple; City Journal.

"The Other Sixties" by Bruce Bawer; The Wilson Quarterly.

"Faculty Clubs and Church Pews" by William J. Stuntz; Tech Central Station.

"Blind Into Baghdad" by James Fallows; The Atlantic Monthly.

Seymour Hersh's work on Abu Ghraib: ; The New Yorker


"The Global Baby Bust" by Phillip Longman; Foreign Affairs.

"Power and Population in Asia" by Nicholas Eberstadt; Policy Review.



Part II

"Holland Daze" by Christopher Caldwell; The Weekly Standard

"Victory in Defeat" by Neal Ascherson; The London Review of Books.


"High Prices: How to Think About Prescription Drugs" by Malcolm Gladwell; The New Yorker

"World War IV" by Norman Podhoretz; Commentary

"A Fighting Faith: An Argument for a New Liberalism" by Peter Beinart; The New Republic

Charles Krauthammer, The National Interest | Francis Fukuyama, The National Interest



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