Of Pretexts and Preferences: The Revealed Conservatism of Clarence Thomas
In his new book The Enigma of Clarence Thomas, Corey Robin advances a novel and intriguing
Impeachment: Not often, but not never
Impeachment, while unusual, is not as rare as we might think. What can we learn if we look at impeachments of officials other than Presidents in US history?
The Unsettling Voice of Clarence Thomas
I. “Thomas’s is a voice that unsettles.” This is how Corey Robin introduces the subject
The “Mugged by Reality” Generation of Conservatives and Clarence Thomas
Corey Robin’s new book The Enigma of Clarence Thomas has been rightly celebrated for its
Will the Real Justice Thomas Please Stand Up? The Endurance and Power of Erroneous Political Narratives
Corey Robin’s Enigma of Clarence Thomas advances a provocative new interpretation of the Justice’s puzzling
Taking Clarence Thomas and the Conservative (Legal) Movement (Less) Seriously
Hillsdale College’s November newsletter, Imprimis, featured Justice Clarence Thomas’s recent address at the conservative Michigan
Presidents and the Use of Force: Everything Old is New Again
The current conflagration with Iran has once again brought to national attention the ability of
A Symposium on Corey Robin’s The Enigma of Clarence Thomas
Over the course of this month, we are bringing together a group of scholars and
Not All Heroes Have Extraordinary Power: the Politics of Power in HBO’s Watchmen
Many of the most popular recent science fiction and fantasy series depart from the comic
A new development in birthright citizenship
A federal district court has ruled that individuals born in American Samoa are citizens. What does this mean for debates over birthright citizenship?