Watch on the West
Watch on the West is bulletin covering issues about Western identity and the Atlantic Alliance, published by FPRI’s Center for the Study of America and the West. Its purpose is to bring the best of scholarship to bear on such subjects as the meaning of the West; the role of religion in shaping Western values and American international attitudes; the West as a political entity; and the West as an influence on American foreign policy.
- Londonistan Is Still With Us, Michael Radu, 8/2006
- Counterterrorism and the Integration of Islam in Europe, Jytte Klausen, 7/2006
- Europe, Fall 2005: Gangs in Search of an Ideology, Michael Radu, 11/2005
- Radical Imams and Terrorists, Michael Radu, 8/2005
- Watch on the West: London 7/7 and Its Impact, Michael Radu, 7/2005
- Europe: the Brakes Are On, Michael Radu, 6/2005
- Oh Non! What’s Behind the French Vote, and What’s Ahead?, Timothy P.R. Weaver, 6/2005
- Is Europe Dying? Notes on a Crisis of Civilizational Morale, George Weigel, 6/2005
- America, Democratization, and the Muslim World, James Kurth, 3/2005
- Breeding New bin Ladens: America’s New Western Front, Zachary Shore, 12/2004
- America’s Identity and American Foreign Policy, James Kurth, 12/2004
- The Constitution for Europe: What Next?, Jean-Loup Archawski, 12/2004
- Europe: a More or Less Perfect Union?, Timothy Weaver, 10/2004
- America and the West, James Kurth, 9/2004
- President Nixon’s Historical Legacy, Walter A. McDougall, 8/2004
- Four Surprises in Global Demography, Nicholas Eberstadt, 7/2004
- Meditations on a High Holy Day: The Fourth of July, Walter McDougall, 7/4/2004
- Is There Still a West? A Conference Report, William Anthony Hay (rapporteur), 5/2004
- There Is a West, Alexander M. Haig, Jr., 2/2003
- Europe’s Constitutional Treaty: A Threat to Democracy and How to Avoid It, Declan Ganley, 12/2003
- Islam in America, Philip Jenkins, 7/2003
- Holger Mey on European Unification and Transatlantic Relations: A View from Germany, William Anthony Hay, rapporteur, 6/2003
- Islam and the West: a Historical Perspective, Jeremy Black, 5/2003
- A Preliminary Reckoning: Prospects for U.S.-European Relations After Iraq, William Anthony Hay, 4/2003
- Blair, Britain, Europe and International Relations?, Jeremy Black, 11/2002
- Is There Still a West?, William Anthony Hay, 9/2002
- America, Europe, and Russia: Bush’s Search for Common Ground, William Anthony Hay, 6/2002
- The Ideological War Within the West, John Fonte, 5/2002
- Challenges of Empire, William Anthony Hay, 5/2002
- War and Strategy in the 21st Century, Jeremy Black, 2/2002
- Atlantic Partnership After September 11, William Anthony Hay, 2/2002
- The War and the West, James Kurth, 2/2002
- Globalization and the Transformation of Christianity, Philip Jenkins, 1/2002
- Journey to the Center of Jules Verne… and Us, Walter McDougall, 9/2001
- America, The West, And The World, William Anthony Hay, 9/2001
- The Use And Abuse Of U.S. Constitutional Law As A Model For Others, Stephen B. Presser, 7/2001
- Europe’s Rapid Reaction Force: What, Why & How?, William Anthony Hay & Harvey Sicherman, 2/2001
- The West At the Dawn of the 21st Century: Triumph Without Self-Belief, Alan Charles Kors, 2/2001
- The Fate of the West in the Age of Globalization: Triumph or Twilight?, James Kurth, 12/2000
- Quiet Quake in Europe: The French and the Germans Divide, William Anthony Hay, 10/2000
- Mythed Opportunities: The Truth About Vietnam Anti-War Protests, Adam Garfinkle, 6/2000
- Who Were We in Vietnam?, WalterMcDougall, 5/2000
- Pope John Paul II and the Dynamics of History, George Weigel, 4/2000
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