The challenge is to learn how to be strenuously anti-imperialist without being indiscriminately antiwar. It is a lesson the American left has never had to learn - until now.

BY Michael Bérubé 25 September 2002

A cultural-studies intervention into the hegemonic language of neoliberalism, but occasionally Frank lets his penchant for polemic get the better of his judgment.

BY Michael Bérubé 28 May 2002

The Chomskian left has consigned itself to the dustbin of history. But for all my sympathy with Hitchens, I cannot share his sense of exhilaration; instead, I modulate between relief and sorrow.

BY Michael Bérubé 8 May 2002

If Tariq Ali is burdened by a surfeit of principles, Christopher Hitchens is burdened by a principle without a braking system.

BY Michael Bérubé 1 May 2002