Migration, identity and Western cultural confidence are the main subjects of Douglas Murray’s political commentary. The Strange Death of Europe argues that mass migration, demographic change and declining cultural confidence have transformed European politics and public debate. The Madness of Crowds turns to disputes around gender, sexuality, race and identity, while The War on the West examines attacks on Western historical and cultural institutions and argues against treating inherited culture chiefly as a source of guilt. Murray’s prose is polemical, example-driven and designed to make a case rather than provide a balanced survey of competing scholarship. Readers can most usefully find these books through conservative political commentary, immigration debates, culture-war nonfiction and essays on European identity, and are best read as arguments within contested public debates rather than neutral introductions. Read more Less
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