Yuval Levin writes political and institutional criticism about American conservatism, social trust, family, Congress and the role of durable institutions. The Fractured Republic examines how nostalgia for earlier decades distorts both left- and right-wing politics and argues for rebuilding mediating institutions between individuals and the state. A Time to Build focuses on institutions such as Congress, journalism, universities and professions, asking whether people are shaped by the responsibilities of their roles or merely use institutions as platforms for personal performance. The Great Debate compares Edmund Burke and Thomas Paine as contrasting sources for modern political traditions. Levin's prose is measured and explanatory, with more attention to institutional design than campaign politics. His work fits American political thought, conservatism and civil-society studies. Read more Less
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