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Book Review
Matthew Kroenig and Dan Negrea suggest a response to the new isolationism that is essential for understanding contemporary foreign policy debates on the right
By Ben Domenech
Steve Coll’s title alludes to Homer, and his subject matter has the arc of Greek tragedy
By Clement Knox
Television
If you want an eye-watering recreation of early seventeenth century Japan, this may be your cup of sake
By James Delingpole
Even if jazz has developed stylistically in ways the jazz saxophonist might not have foreseen, its founding attitudes are enduring
By Philip Clark
With Bitter Crop, Paul Alexander is on a mission to correct what he sees as misrepresentations of the singer’s life and personality
By Alison Kerr
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