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A top-flight urban policy and general intellectual journal
I just read another of the outstanding analyses of the world- political situation, this one in regard to nuclear Iran's danger to the world, by Mark Steyn. 'City Journal' has along with Steyn other outstanding journalists, Theodore Darylmple, Stefan Kanfer. <
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>"City Journal offers a stimulating mix of hard-headed practicality and cutting-edge theory, with articles on everything from school financing, policing strategy, and welfare policy to urban architecture, family policy, and the latest theorizing emanating from the law schools, the charitable foundations, even the schools of public health. Since urban policy encompasses almost all domestic policy questions, as well as the largest issues of our culture and society, the magazine views its canvas as very broad indeed. The magazine holds itself to the highest intellectual, journalistic, and literary standards, aiming to produce intelligent and absorbing reading for intelligent and discerning readers." <
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Found One of the Best Articles Ever Here
I read one of the most informative and sadly depressing articles ever in the magazine and I highly recommend it to anyone who seeks the truth which the MSM simply refuses to report on because it doesn't fit their blinkered, left-wing, p.c. worldview. The article was called The Prep School P.C. Plague, by a most erudite and stylistically elegant writer named MacDonald, I believe. I highly recommend it to anyone considering sending a poor hapless child off to a prep school as I was. It's a real eye-opener on the whitey-hating self-loathing that exists among liberals who run these elite schools. Great article and great magazine.

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City Journal is full of abusive language...
I was immediately interested in City Journal. I hoped it was full of research and anecdotes of city life and urban community development, etc. Alas, no. <
>Instead, it's a conservative soap box whose target audience might want to get beyond reductive 'slogans as argument' but by no means is interested in hearing any dialectic in pursuit of truth. There is something to learn from the authors who are clearly intelligent and informed but don't expect an even handed review of the policies they address. Rather they are full of invective for anyone who dares disagree. <
>Articles are available to read on their website without subscription. <
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