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Kenneth Robert Minogue: Published works 1957-2013

1957

Review of Charles Parkin’s The Moral Basis of Burke’s Political Thought in Economica (May, 1957)

1958

‘The Language of Comparative Politics’ in Political Studies (October, 1958)

1959

‘Power in Politics’ in Political Studies (October, 1959)

1960

Review of: An Immortal Commonwealth: The Political Thought of James Harrington 1960

‘The British Left: Innocent Part of the Guilty Whole’, The Twentieth Century Vol. 167 No. 998 (April 1960)

Review: The Life and Opinions of Thomas Ernest Hulme by Alan R Jones in The Magazine 7:10 (October, 1960), 67.

‘The Red Bowler Hat’; Short Story in British Millinery (December, 1960)

1961

‘A Fable of Time and Class’ in The American Scholar (Spring, 1961).

‘How to Make Trends and Influence People’ in The American Scholar (Summer, 1961)

1962

Review of Bernard Crick’s In defense of Politics in The Australian Journal of Politics and History (1962)

‘The Modern Liberal’s Casebook’ in The American Scholar (Summer, 1962).

‘Portrait of a Politician: Macmillan among the Pink Mystics’ Beaver Book Supplement, Nov 1962.

‘A Christian Hobbes: Review of ‘The Divine Politics of Thomas Hobbes by F.C. Hood Spectator, March 1964 *

1963

‘THE LIBERAL MIND’ (book)

Review of two books by Maurice Cowling (Mill and and The Nature and Limits of Political Science): in Philosophy (1963).

Review of C. B Macpherson’s The Political Theory of Possessive : Hobbes to Locke (History, 1963).

1964

‘De Gaulle Pense Donc Je Suis’ in The Journal of the Franco- British Society (Spring, 1964).

‘A Christian Hobbes’; review of F. C, Hood’s The Divine Politics of Thomas Hobbes in Spectator (April, 1964). *

1965

‘How has Liberalism Affected Religion?’ in Path vol. xxxvi no. xii (December, 1965), 535.

1966

‘Thomas Hobbes and the Philosophy of Absolutism’ in The New Thinkers Library of Political Ideas David Thomson (Watts:1966).

1967

NATIONALISM (Book)

‘’; definition in Paul Edward’s The Encyclopedia of Philosophy (1967).

‘: the poverty of a concept’. European Journal of Sociology Vol.8, Issue 2 (1967)

‘As the New LSE Term begins: Behind the Student Anxiety’; comment in (April 1967)

1968

‘Revolution, and Political Continuity’ in Politics and Experience: Essays Presented to Professor on the Occasion of His Retirement (CUP, 1968).

Review of F.S McNeilly’s ‘The anatomy of Leviathan’ (Macmillan 1968).

‘How Strong a Force?’. Insight No. 3 University of Sussex (Autumn, 1968)

1969

‘Fantasy World of Student Militants’; comment in The Daily Telegraph (February, 1969)

KM at the Select Comittee on Education and Science (Sub- Committee A), on ‘Student Militancy at the London School of Economics’ (May, 1969).

Review of ‘The Idea of Progress’ by Sidney Pollard, History Vol. 54. No. 182 (October 1969)

1970

‘Che Guevara’ in The New Left: Six Critical Essays ed. (Bodley Head: 1970).

‘The collection cult’; review of Dorothy Emmet and Alasdair MacIntyre;s Sociological Theory and Philosophical Analysis in Spectator (October, 1970).

‘On the Fashionable Idea of National Guilt’ in The American Scholar (Autumn, 1970)

1971

‘KM on modern ’; in Review of Books (June, 1971)

‘Guide to Galbraith’; review of Kenneth Galbraith’s A Contemporary Guide to Economics, Peace and Laughter in Spectator (November, 1971)

1972

‘Less Darkness at Noon’; review of Leonard Schapiro’s Key Concepts in Political Science: (1972)

‘Theatricality and Politics: Machiavelli’s concept of Fantasia’ in The Morality of Politics by Bhikhu Parekh (1972)

‘Hobbes and the Just Man’ in Hobbes-Forschungen (Berlin: Duncker and Humblot). [published by Koselleck, 1972) ‘

‘Grasping Nettles’: review of T.J Nossiter, A.H Hanson, Stein Rokkan’s (eds) Imagination and Precision in the Social Science in Spectator (July, 1972)

‘Erotics in Wonderland’; review of Richard King’s The Party of Eros in Spectator (October, 1972)

Encyclopaedia Americana, vol 17, pp. 294-297, Entry on ‘The Liberal Party’ (1972)

‘Politics without pain’; review of Bernard Crick’s Political Theory and Practice in Spectator (December, 1972)

‘Epiphenomenalism in Politics: The Quest for Political Reality’ in Political Studies (December 1972).

1973

An Introduction’ to Leviathan, Thomas Hobbes. (JM Dent, 1973)

‘Hard shell and soft head’; review of Barrington Moore’s Reflections in the Causes of Human Misery in Spectator (March 1973)

‘Bags of tricks’; review of F. H Hinsley’s Nationalism and the International System in Spectator (April 1973).

‘Philosophy and fashion’; review of Ivan Illich’s Tools for Conviviality in Spectator (October, 1973).

‘Political Science’; review of Jonathan Benthall’s The Limits of Human Nature in Spectator (December, 1973)

‘Two Hisses for : Politics and Theory’ in Encounter (December, 1973).

1974 THE CONCEPT OF A UNIVERSITY

Review: The Aryan Myth: A History of Racist and Nationalist Ideas in Europe by Leon Poliakov 1974

Review of: Thomas Hobbes in his time ed. R.Ross, H.W. Schneider and T. Waldman and Hobbes on Civil Association by Michael Oakeshott

‘Parts and wholes: Twentieth century interpretation of Thomas Hobbes’, in Anales de la Catedra Francisco Suarez’ (1974).

‘Universities: What they are and the many ways they are currently misunderstood’ in Purposes in Education (Institute for Cultural Research, 1974), 14-29.

‘Who are the masters now?’ in Spectator (February 1974)

The notion of ‘higherness’; review of R.E Bell and A.J. Youngson’s Present and Future in Higher Education in THES (March, 1974).

‘The knobbly sensibility of the modern socialist’; review of Ralph Miliband and John Saville’s The Socialist Register in THES (March, 1974).

‘Ideas, on the Stage and Off: From Rousseau to Marx’, a review of Economic and Social Moralism by Shirley M Gruner Encounter (April, 1974).

‘Doctor Fromm’s Attempt at a Cure’ Encounter (July 1974)

‘Working on the Pleasure Principle’: review of Alisdair Clare’s ‘Work and Play’ August 30th 1974

‘Defending the Single Realm: On Ernest Gellner’ a review of Ernest Gellner’s Cause and Meaning in the Social Sciences: Contemporary Thought and Politics, the Devil in Modern Philosophy in Encounter (October 1974).

‘National Interests’; review of Andrew Gamble’s The Conservative in THES (November, 1974)

1975

Column in Higher Education Supplement (1975-76) - ‘Politicians need a language of their own’ - ‘The survival of English is at stake’ - ‘Chieftain of the learned clan’ - ‘Is LSE Light Horse enough of a Defense?’ - ‘Crowther-Hunt and the future confidence’ - ‘Depth rather than breath’ - ‘Never send to know for whom the bell tolls’ - ‘Free speech for closed minds’ - ‘The price to pay for having ideas’ - ‘This passion for polishing our images’ (December ‘75) - ‘A culture to match one’s geography’ (April ‘76) - ‘Do Universities ruin good conversation’ (June ‘76)

‘Recent Discussions from Machiavelli to Althusser’ in Political Studies (March, 1975).

Remarks on the Relations between Social Contracts and Reason of State in Machiavelli and Hobbes in Roman Schnur (Ed.) Staatsrason, (Berlin: Dunker Ampersand Humblot) 1975

‘The uncertainties of ’; a review of Leszek Kolakowski and Stuart Hampshire’s (eds.) The Socialist Idea in the TLS (March 1975).

‘The Modern State’; a review if J H Shennan’s The Origins of the Modern European State in European Studies Review 5:2 (April, 1975). ‘The academic arbitrator’; review of Alain Montefiore’s (ed) Neutrality and Impartiality: the university of political commitment. (May, 1975).

‘Sober thoughts on University Government’, Minerva Vol. XIII, No. 2 (Summer, 1975)

‘The Department of Government’ in LSE: The Magazine of the London School of Economics and Political Science vol 49 (June 1975), 1-2

‘Dr Spock Thinks Again’ in Encounter (July, 1975).

‘Oakeshott and the Idea of Freedom’ [an essay on OHC and its relation to Hobbes and Hegel] in Quadrant (October 1975).

‘The doctrine of violence’; review of many books by Raymond Aron. David Boulton, Gordon Carr, Angela Davis, and Richard Clutterbuck (November, 1975).

‘Wrong terms’; review of John Plamenatz’s ’s Philosophy of Man in Spectator (December, 1975),

1976 CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL PHILOSOPHERS

‘Michael Oakeshott: The Boundless Ocean of Politics’ in Contemporary Political Philosophers Antony De Crespigny ed. (Methuen, 1976).

‘Nationalism and the Patriotism of City States’ in National Movements Anthony Smith ed. (Macmillan: 1976).

‘The material benefits’; comment in TLS (April 1976)

‘A tragic pragmatism’ a review of Pragmatism and the Tragic Sense of Life by Sidney Hook in Quadrant (May 1976).

‘The Guru: Carlos Castaneda’ in Encounter (August 1976).

‘Humanist Democracy: the political thought of C.B Macpherson’, in The Canadian Journal of Political Science (Sept. 1976) (A revised paper from 1975 conference in Edmonton Alberta )

‘The Origins Of History’; comment in Quadrant (wrongly dated)

‘Nazi Rituals’ review of The Nationalization of the masses by (Quadrant, September 1976)

‘Rules which make civilization possible’; review of F.A Hayek’s Law, Legislation and Liberty: The Mirage of Social Justice in THES (December, 1976).

1977

‘A theory of theories’; review of Gouldner’s The Dialectic of Ideology and in TES (Jan., 1977).

‘As the politics of love breed hatred’; comment in The Daily Telegraph (February. 1977)

Review of Ted Honderich’s Social Ends and Political Means in Philosophy (April, 1977)

‘If the Law should fall’; review of Ronald Dworkin’s Taking Rights Seriously in TES (June, 1977)

‘The marginal and the outraged’; review of Irving Horowitz’s Ideology and Utopia in the United States in the TLS (June, 24 1977)

‘The controllers and the controlled’; a review of Eric Carlton’s Ideology and Social Order (July, 1977).

‘On the Illusions of Participation and Social Contracts’ in Encounter (August 1977).

‘Thoughts and Circumstances’; review of Martin Seliger’s The Marxist Conception of Ideology in TLS (October, 1977)

‘The Political Climate for Universities’, in The International Council on the Future of the University, Vol. 4, No. 1 (November, 1977)

‘Utopia and Revolution: The Autobiography of a generation’; comment in Quadrant (November, 1977)

‘Galbraith’s Wit and Unwisdom’ A response to The Age of Uncertainty by John Kenneth Galbraith (December, 1977).

1978

‘Natural Rights, Ideology and the Game of Life’ in Ideas and : Human Rights (ed. Eugene Kamenka (1978).

‘On hyperactivism in modern British politics’ in Conservative Essays Maurice Cowling ed. (Cassell, 1978).

‘Social Contract and Social Breakdown’ in Democracy, Consensus and Social Contract, Sage Modern Political Series vol. II (Sage Publications, 1978).

‘The biases of the bench’; review J.A.G Griffith’s The Politics of the Judiciary - Subsequent correspondence concerning the Griffith’s imbroglio in TLS (January, 1978)

‘Galbraith on Minogue and Vice Versa’ in Encounter (April 1978).

‘The Road to Damascus: An intellectual history of the Left in ’ in Quadrant (April 1978).

‘Legislation by the gun’; review of Cruise O’Brien’s Reflections on Political Violence in TLS (August 1978)

‘The geometry of politics’; review of Miriam Reik’s The Golden Lands of Thomas Hobbes in TLS (November, 1978)

1979

‘Vietnam: the thorn in America’s side’; comment in The Daily Telegraph (March, 1979).

‘On Chirping Crickets and Elite Canoeists: Notes on the metaphorical imperative’ (New Lugano Review, number 1,1979)

‘Can one Teach “Political Literacy”’ in Encounter (June 1979).

‘Abstractions and Political Theory’ in Canadian Journal of Political and Social Theory 3:2 (Spring/Summer 1979).

‘The Prison Cell of Political Theory’ Review of John Dunne’s “Captive Mind” in Encounter (September 1979). *

‘Review of Bernard Levin’s Taking Sides in TLS (November 1979)

‘Is Happiness there for the taking?’ - review of ed. Erlich (etc)’s Reinventing Anarchism: what are Anarchists Thinking these days? in TES (November, 1979)

‘Habermas on Legitimation’ in The Cambridge Review (Dec.1979)

1980

‘Identifying Ideology’ in Ideology and Politics Maurice Cranston and Peter Mair (1980).

‘The concept of property and its contemporary significance’ in Nomos XXII (NYU Press, 1980).

‘Bureaucracy’; review of eds. Kamenka and Krygier’s Bureaucracy: the career of a concept in ASLP Bulletin (1980)

‘Annals of an Abiding Liberal’; review of John Kenneth Galbraith’s Annals of an Abiding Liberal in The American Spectator (February 1980)

‘Privilege, independence and a confused equation’; first comment in discussion with John Griffith, in the THES (March, 1980) ‘Why the lessons of Gould must not be forgotten’; a response.

‘Devalued Degrees’; review of Kenneth Ashworth’s American Higher Education in Decline in THES (April, 1980).

‘The non-believers bible’; review of Phillip Ward’s A Dictionary of Common Fallacies Vol. 2 in TLS (June, 1980).

‘The Idea of Utopia’; comment in Quadrant (July, 1980).

‘Tendencies to Transformation in the Modern European State’ in Survey: A Journal in East and West Studies 25:4 (Autumn, 1980)

Review of Robert Nisbett’s History and the Idea of Progress (The American Spectator, August, 1980).

‘Between and Fantasy’ in Encounter (December, 1980).

Schools of thought’; review of three books, John Passmore’s The Philosophy of Teaching, and G.H Bantok’s Dilemmas of the Curriculum, and John Anderson’s Education and Inquiry, in TLS (December, 1980)

1981

Two worlds of Liberalism: Religion and Politics in Hobbes Locke and Mill by Eldon J Eisenach book review (Political Studies 1981) *

‘The Thatcher Experiment’ in The New Liberalism: The Future of Non-collectivist Institutions in Europe and the US (Symposium) (Centre for Political Research and Information, Athens, 1981), 99- 119.

‘Fluttering fig-leaves: KM in an ideological wonderland’; review of Brain Easlea’s Science and Sexual Oppression: ’s confrontation with Woman and Nature in TES (April, 1981)

Discussion: ‘Towards a new Disorder’ with reply from Anthony Sampson [About the Brant Report] Encounter (April, 1981).

‘The managerial millennium’; review of Judith A. Merkle’s Management and Ideology (May, 1981).

‘Making friends with Stalin’; review of David Culbert’s (ed.) Mission to Moscow in TLS (May 1981)

‘The rise of the mediocracy’; review of Regis Debray’s Teacher, Writers, Celebrities: the intellectuals of modern France in THES (June, 1981)

‘Method in Intellectual History: Quentin Skninner’s Foundations’ Journal Philosophy 56:218 (October 1981)

Discussion: ‘Towards a New Disorder’ in Encounter (October, 1981).

‘Blueprints for paradise’; review of Burke et al (ed.) and the Good Society (November, 1981).

‘The Myth of Social Conditioning’ Policy Review (Fall 1981).

‘Marxism: The Apologetics of Power’ in Policy Review (Winter, 1981).

1982

‘The place of metaphor in the construction of political reality’, in Language and Politics ed Maurice Cranston and Peter Mair (Brussels 1982)

‘What if Karl Marx had Drowned in a Cross-channel Ferry Accident’ [1847] in What if…? Explorations in Social Science Fiction Nelson Polsby ed. (Lewis Publishing Company, 1982).

‘Fellow Travellers’ Tales’ Review of Political Pilgrims: Travels of Western Intellectuals to , China and Cuba by Paul Hollander Policy Review (1982)

‘Hidden riddles’; a review of Anthony Giddens’ A Contemporary Critique of : Power, Property and the State in THES (March, 1982). *

‘A simple history’ Quadrant (April, 1982)

‘Underemployed Titans’, Quadrant (May, 1982).

‘Fellow Travellers’ Tales’; review of Paul l’s Political Pilgrims: Travels of Western Intellectuals to the Soviet Union China and Cuba in Policy Review (Summer 1982)

‘Australia 2000’ in Quadrant (October 1982).

‘Choice, Consciousness and Ideological Language’ in Meta- medicine: An international Journal for Philosophy and Methodology of Medicine 3:3 (October, 1982), 351-367.

1983

‘Bacon and Locke: or Ideology as Mental Hygiene’ in Ideology, Philosophy and Politics, (Calgary Institute for the Humanities 1983).

‘Freedom as a Skill’ in Of Liberty Supplement to ‘Philosophy’, Phillips Griffiths ed., Royal Institute of Philosophy Lecture Series 15 (1983).

‘Class won’t Die: Alas’; review of Peter Calvert’s The Concept of Class in TES (1983)

‘The Victorian tower-block’; review of Donald M. Lowe’s History of Bourgeois Perception in TLS (February, 1983).

‘The Seven Deadly Rigidities’ (IPA Review Spring 1983)

‘Abstractions all around’; review of Simon Clarke’s Marx, Marginalism and Modern Sociology: From Adam Smith to Max Weber in TLS (May, 1983)

‘The Culture of the Gentleman’ a review of The Gentleman in Trollope: Individuality and Moral Conduct by Shirley Letwin, in Today (Spring 1983)

‘Madness and Guilt; Reflections on the Hinckley Case’ in Policy Review 25 (Summer 1983) 12-21.

‘Relativism on the Banks of the Isis’, review of Christopher Lloyd (eds. Social Theory and Practice, and David Miller and Larry Siedentop (eds.)’s The Nature of Political Theory in Government and Opposition (Summer, 1983).

‘The roots of modern dogmatism’ in Quadrant (June 1983) (Text of the Latham Memorial Lecture delivered at Sydney University)

Review of Michael Oakeshott’s On history and other essays (Sept. 1983).

‘Rhetoric of Evasion’: a review of two books on Popper, Times Higher Education Supplement (November 1983)

‘How CND won a monopoly on Peace’; opinion piece in The Daily Telegraph (November, 1983).

‘Second Opinion; facing up to the cuts’; comment in TES (November, 1983)

1984

‘Power Ploys’: Review of J.K Galbraith’s The Anatomy of Power In The Evening Standard (Feb 1984)

Review of Martin Gilbert’s Finest Hour: 1939- 1941. (American Spectator April 1984)

‘UNCTAD and the North-South Dialogue’ Centre for Independent Studies Occasional Papers 9 (1984).

‘The Conditions of Freedom and the Condition of Freedom’ in The Prospects of Liberalism edited by Timothy Fuller Colorado College Studies No. 20 (1984).

‘Thinking About the Bomb’; review of Blake and Pole (ed.) Dangers of Deterrents: Philosophers on Nuclear Strategy in THES (Feb, 1984)

‘How Critical is the “Crisis” in Liberalism?’ in Encounter (June 1984).

‘The power-hungry State that feeds off its poor’; comment in The Daily Telegraph (July, 1984)

Has Crystal Ball Gazing a Future?’ opinion piece in The Daily Telegraph (December, 1984)

‘Bucking the Trends’: review of Peter Simple’s The Best of Peter Simple in TLS, and Michael Wharton’s The Missing Will in TLS (December, 1984).

1985 ALIEN POWERS: THE PURE THEORY OF IDEOLOGY (Book)

‘Shaking the pedestals of the great’; review of Richard Rorty, JB Schneebyn, Quentin Skinner (editors) Philosophy and History: Essays on the historiography of Philosophy. THES (March, 1985)

Comment in The American Spectator (April, 1985).

‘The Hucksters of Happiness: From Ideas to Slogans’ a review of Politics and the Pursuit of Happiness by Ghita Ionescu in Encounter (April 1985).

‘A choice of Equalities’: Review of Timothy J. O’Neill’s Bakke and the politics of Equality (August, 1985)

‘The Periodicals, 29 Quadrant’: Review (November, 1985)

1986

‘Confusing the landmarks’; review of George Watson’s The Idea of Liberalism in TLS (January, 1986)

‘Treason and the early modern state: scenes from a mésalliance’, in Die Rolle der Juristen bei der Entstehung des modernen Staates, (Duncker and Humblot, 1986)

‘A realist view of the welfare state’ in L’etat Providence: The Welfare State Institut International Philosophie/Politique (1986).

‘What is wrong with Rights’ in Public Law and Politics, ed by Carol Harlow. (Sweet and Marlow, 1986).

‘Marx and the unpredictability of human folly’ a review of Marx and the Disillusionment of Marxism by Walter L Adamson (1986)

‘Conspiracy Theories’; four books reviewed. Robert Nisbett’s Conservatism, John Gray’s Liberalism, David Maclennon’s Ideology, Kenneth Thompson’s Beliefs and Ideology. Published in (1986).

‘Marx and Vico’ a Review of books on making history in Encounter (March 1986).

‘Hayek and Conservatism: Beatrice and Benedict?’ in Ideas About Freedom: A Discussion, CIS Occasional Papers, Centre for Independent Studies (National Library of Australia, April 1986), 1- 19.

Anti-Americanism: a View From London’; comment in The National Interest (Spring, 1986).

‘At God’s left hand: KM on the long reach of Liberation Theology’; comment piece in The Times (April, 1986).

‘Into Unreality’; a review of by Michael Freeden’s Liberalism Divided. A Study of British Politics from 1914-1945 in TES (April 1986)

‘Political Science and the Gross Intellectual Product’; comment in Government and Opposition (post July, 1986)

‘Loquocentric Society and its Critics’ - Government and Opposition vol 21 number 3 Summer 1986

‘Keeping out the new barbarians’; comment piece (September, 1986)

‘Hitler with Everything: KM traces the roots of campus intolerance to two sources; the centrality of the Nazi experience and the ideological tendencies of the academic method itself’ in the Times (October 1986).

‘Don’t Deny us Our Freedom to be Foolish’; comment in The Times (November, 1986).

‘May the market force be with us: KM in The revival of classical Liberal theory’; comment in The Listener (November 1986)

‘How not to disagree’; comment piece on ’s The New Enlightenment in The Sunday Telegraph (December 1986).

1987

‘The context of ’, introduction to Thatcherism: Personality and Politics K Minogue and Michael Biddiss eds. (Macmillan Press:1987).

‘Loquocentricity and democracy: The communicative theory of modern civil unity’ in Political Discourse: Explorations in Indian and Western Political Thought Bhikhu Parekh and Thomas Pantham (Sage Publications, 1987).

‘Loyalty, Liberalism and the State’ in Lives, Liberties and the Public Good: New Essays in Political Theory George Beaver and Frederick Rosen eds. (Macmillan Press, 1987).

‘Concrete Individualism and the Classical Model: A Tension in Modern Politics’; paper prepared for the European Consortium for Political Research (1987)

‘Still a nanny to cuff the naughty rich’; review of Roy Hattersley’s Choose Freedom: the Future of Democratic Socialism in The Evening Standard (January, 1987)

‘Do we really want political apartheid?: KM calls for one law for all, not representation by racial group?’ comment in The Times (January, 1987)

‘In search of lost stupidity: Kenneth Minogue ponders the dangerous growth of mere silliness’; comment piece in The Times (February, 1987)

Strugglers: KM among the paranoid patriarchal paradigms’; review of Beatrix Campbell’s The Iron Ladies: Why do Women Vote ? In THES (April, 1987)

‘The graves of academe’; review of ‘The Closing of the American Mind’ by Allan Bloom (TLS July 24th, 1987)

‘The Idea of Liberty and the Dream of Liberation: Two Themes in the Western Political Tradition’ in Encounter (July/August 1987).

‘The Thatcher reign and the Westminster system’; review of two books regarding the Thatcher years, in Quadrant (November, 1987)

‘Quiet Moans the Don’; comment piece in The Evening Standard (November, 1987).

1988

‘The Ivory Towers under assault from philistines of the Right: KM on the rise of the practical at the expense of the theoretical’; The Independent 1988

‘Looking back on 1968’ LSE Magazine, FS, Major Features (filed as 1988)

‘The Life and Ideas of Niccolo Machiavelli’ in Social Studies Review (May 1988)

Interview with Michael Oakeshott (1988) (LSE Magazine?) *

‘Theorising Liberalism and Liberalising Theory’ in of Liberalism Knud Haakonssen Centre for Independent Studies, Readings 8 (1988).

‘The Emergence of the ’; in Skidelsky’s Thatcherism (1988).

‘Freedom as a Skill’ in Culture and Politics, European University Institute Series C Political and Social Sciences 12 (1988).

‘No place for guilt in the New Right’ in The Birmingham Post 1988

Socialists answer the New Right [seminar]. KM’s contribution “Socialism is a type of perpetual virgin” in An Alliance for Workers Liberty [pamphlet], 6-10 1988 probably.

‘1968: How the Universities Went Mad’; comment piece in Sunday Telegraph (March 1988).

‘This talk of racism is nonsense’; comment piece in Sunday Telegraph (April, 1988)

The life and ideas of Niccolo Macchiavelli - Social Studies Review May 1988

‘The Case for Freedom of Speech’ in Racism and Freedom of Speech on the Campus (The Commission for Racial Equality, June, 1988), 12-19.

‘Gamekeepers into gardeners’; a review of Zygmunt Bauman’s Legislators and Interpreters in TLS (June, 1988)

‘The Third Earl Versus the Thirty Million, Review: Alan Ryan’s Bertrand Russell: A Political Life in National Review (October 14, 1988), 46.

‘My Week: Don in sex calls misery’; Diary for The Independent (October, 1988).

‘The Preoccupation with Equality: Drabble’s Rabble’ a review of A Case for Equality by Margret Drabble in Encounter (November 1988).

‘In vino (and a pint of bitter) veritas’; comment piece in The Evening Standard (November, 1988)

‘American Virtue Gives Root to Vice’; review of Robert Nisbett’s The Present Age: Progress and Anarchy in Modern America in Wall Street Journal (August, 1988)

‘Through the processor’; comment piece in the TES (November, 1988)

‘Transcendence and the Ideological Significance of the Idea of God’ in Dialogue and Alliance: A Journal of the International Religious Foundation Inc. 1:4 (Winter, 1988), 74-83.

“Can Radicalism Survive Michel Foucault?” Review of Foucault: A Critical Reader ed. David Couzens Hoy and Michel Foucault by Mark Cousins and Arthur Hussain in Critical Review: A Journal of Books and Ideas vol 3 no 1 (Winter 1988), 138-155.

‘Not Guilty! The moral premises of modern British conservatism’, in Quadrant (December 1988).

‘A bandwagon for scoundrels’; comment piece for the Evening Standard (December, 1988)

1989 ‘Nietzsche and the Ideological Project’, in Noel O’Sullivan’s (ed.) The Structure of Modern Ideology: Critical Perspectives on Social and Political Theory. (1989)

‘The Egalitarian Conceit: False and True Equalities’ Spring Address: Centre for Policy Studies (1989).

‘Journalism and the Public Mind’, in Government and Opposition (Vol. 24, 1989)

Review of David Berman’s A History of Atheism in Britain: from Hobbes to Russell, in International Hobbes Association (1989)

‘In pursuit of Happiness and Good Government’ by Charles Murray (American Spectator Feb, 1989)

‘Political Theory versus the Philistines’; opinion in PSA News (February, 1989)

Long letter about Europe NB in TLS (February 1989)

‘The Papacy of Brussels’; KM in European Affairs (March, 1989)

‘Practitioner of Politics: The Younger Harold’, [a review of multiple works about Macmillan] in Encounter (April 1989).

‘Europe’s Passion for Cooperation’; comment in The Wall Street Journal (April, 1989)

‘The Moral Passion of Mrs. Thatcher’; comment piece in The National Review (May, 1989)

‘We must be masters in our own house’; comment piece in the Evening Standard (May, 1989).

‘Diggers and dobbers’; comment piece in The Evening Standard (August, 1989)

‘Are Rights Under Threat in Britain? Freedom under Mrs. Thatcher’, in The Times (August 8th 1989) *

‘The voice that awoke Europe to its threatened freedoms’; comment piece in The Independent (August, 1989)

Freedom under Mrs. Thatcher’ contemporary Record Autumn 1989

‘Paranoia or Suspicion’; review of John Pilger’s A Secret Country in The Times, (October 1989)

‘Pisher’s Progress’ Review of The Examined Life by Robert Nozick in The National Review (December 31, 1989), 38-39.

1990

Review of ‘Europe of Many Circles: Constructing a wider Europe, by Richard Body TLS 1990

‘Does Socialism never having to say you’re Sorry?’, in Adam Smith Institute (1990).

‘The concept of policy in the modern state’ in Philosophy of Social Choice ed. Piotr Ploszajski (IFiS, 1990). *

‘The History of the Idea of Human Rights’ in The Human Rights Reader’ Ed. By Walter Laqeur and Barry Rubin, (1990)

‘Comments on J.H.H Weiler’s ‘The European Community in Change: Exit, Voice and Loyalty in Irish Studies in International Affairs Vol. 3, No. 2 (1990)

‘Is national a Big Bad Wolf’ in Is national Sovereignty a Big Bad Wolf (The Bruges Group Press, 1990), 19-25.

‘From precision to peace: Hobbes and political language’, in Hobbes Studies (Vol. 3, 1990).

‘Equality: a response’, in Philosophy and Politics, ed. G.M.K Hunt (CUP, 1990).

‘Why must rub its victory in’; comment piece in Sunday Telegraph (February, 1990).

‘Societies Collapse, Faiths Linger On: Christians in Communists in Confusion’ in Encounter (March 1990).

‘Stranded by her own revolution’; comment piece in Evening Standard April 1990

‘Down with the revolution! Mob rule is a loser’; comment piece in The (April, 1990)

‘Mad, bad… and dangerous to forget’; a comment piece in The Evening Standard (April, 1990)

‘What has happened to Robert Nozick?’ in Quadrant (May 1990).

‘Why sex laws are Britain’s own affair’; comment piece in Sunday Telegraph (June, 1990).

‘Giving the beggars what they deserve’; comment piece in the Sunday Telegraph (June, 1990)

‘Can socialists ever have fun?’ comment piece in the Evening Standard (July, 1990).

‘Not Quite Forever’ Review: Ralph Dahrendorf ‘s Reflections on the revolution in Europe in The National Review (October 1990)

‘The new director and the future of the school’: conversation Kenneth Minogue with new director Dr John Ashworth, LSE Annual report 1990

Sir Karl Popper philosophizes in conversation with Kenneth Minogue, LSE Annual report 1990

1991

Review of Ronald Barnett’s The Idea of Higher Education in Publisher unknown (1991)

Comments on Encyclical centesimus annus in National Review(1991).

‘Locke, Kant and the Foundations of Liberalism’ in John Locke und Immanual Kant Historische Rezeption und gegenwärtige Relevanz Martyn Thompson ed (Berlin: Duncker and Humbolt, 1991).

‘The Great Thatcher Mystery’ in Quadrant (Feb 1991)

Review: Universal Reason Covers All: Hiram Caton’s The Politics of Progress (Policy, Spring, 1991)

‘Blueprints’; comment in Marxism Today (April, 1991).

‘Socialism is a type of perpetual Virgin’ Kenneth Minogue replies in debate ‘Is socialism dead?’ with John O’Mahoney, in (An Alliance for Workers’ Liberty pamphlet December 1991

‘The moral collapse of young America’; comment piece in the Sunday Telegraph (May, 1991)

‘Hobsbawmian Mythology’ a review of Eric Hobsbawm and Nationalism Since 1780: Programme, Myth, Reality in Government and Opposition 26:3 (Summer, 1991).

A Memoir: Michael Oakeshott 1901-1990 Political Studies 2:39 (June, 1991).

‘The puzzling paradoxes of feminism: Kenneth Minogue questions the assumption behind Feminist Book Fortnight which begins this week’’; review in The Sunday Telegraph (June, 1991)

Quote Unquote (Daily Telegraph 8/6/91 KM quoted on feminism.

‘Enlivening the victims’ lives’, review of a collection of feminist works, in Women’s Studies (June, 1991)

‘Dame Edna’s fan’; review of ’s The Real Barry Humphries in the Salisbury Review (June, 1991)

‘Can Scholarship Survive the Scholars?’ in Academic Questions 4:4 (Fall 1991), 62.

‘Democratic Robbery’; review of PJ O’Rourke’s Parliament of Whores in The Sunday Telegraph (September, 1991)

‘Michael Oakeshott and the History of Political Thought Seminar: Symposium’, in The Cambridge Review (October 1991).

‘Economics and the Moral Life’, lecture to Economics Research Council (August, 1991).

‘The Goddess that Failed: like other ideologies, feminism asks not, What is right? but, What’s in it for me?’; comment in National Review (November, 1991)

‘Michael Oakeshott: an Obituary’ in LSE Magazine (Autumn and WInter, 1991)

1992

‘Classy but Shaky’ Review of Francis Fukuyama The End of History and the Last Man No. 26 (Jan 1992).

‘Bureaucratic Beatrice: KM on the second rate mind and first rate body of Beatrice Webb’; review of Carol Seymour Jones’ Beatrice Webb: A woman conflict in The Sunday Telegraph (1992)

‘Does the Social Gospel Involve the Collapse of ?’ in Religion: Contemporary Issues The All Souls Seminars in the Sociology of Religion (1992).

‘Ethnic Conflict in the Soviet Union: The Revenge of Particularism’ by Kenneth Minogue and Beryl Williams, chap 9 in ‘Thinking Theoretically about Soviet Nationalities: History and Comparison in the Study of the USSR Ed, J. Motyl 1992

‘Europe: Limits to Integration’ in Hubris: The Tempting of Modern Conservatives, The Centre for Policy Studies (1992).

‘Transcending the European State’ in Reshaping Europe in the Twenty-first Century Patrick Robinson ed. (Macmillan in association with Bruges Group, 1992).

‘Thinking Strategically about Reform’; in IPA Review, Vol. 45 No.1 (1992).

‘The New Constitutionalism: We should be wary of moves to remove political objectives from the continuing process of debate and decision-making and entrench them in constitutions.; in IPA Review, Vol. 45 No.4, (1992)

The illusion of human goodness’; review of Peter Marshall’s Demanding the impossible: a history of Anarchism in The Sunday Telegraph (February 1992)

‘Self-hatred and the European Community’ The Sydney Papers Spring 1992

‘Intruders in academe: the Universities should be remote’; review of Jaroslav Pelikan’s The Idea of University: A Re-examination’ in Sunday Telegraph (May, 1992)

‘Language and Domination in Some Latter Day Marxists’ a review of Pierre Bourdieu’s Language and Symbolic Power in Government and Opposition 27:3 (Summer 1992).

‘How much Justice Does a Society Need?’; The John Bonython Lecture (August, 1992)

‘Uneasy Triumph’ The National Interest No. 30 (Winter, 1992).

1993

‘Remarks on the Psychopathology of Euro-philia’ in The Erosion of Democracy: Bruges Group Occasional Paper No. 14 (The Bruges Group Press, 1993), 11-17.

‘Modes and Modesty’ and ‘History of Political Thought Seminar’ in The Achievement of Michael Oakeshott Jesse Norman ed. (Duckworth:1993).*

‘Borgian Brutality’: review of Edward Pearce’s Machiavelli’s children in TLS 1993.

‘Ideal Communities and the Problem of Moral Identity’ in Democratic Community John W Chapman and Ian Shapiro eds. Nomos XXXV (NYU Press, 1993).

‘Olympianism and the denigration of Nationality’, in The Worth of Nations, ed. Claudio Veliz (BUP 1993)

‘The Constitutional Mania’ in Policy Studies no. 134 (Centre for Policy Studies, 1993).

‘Ism by Ism: a drift on the restless sea of ideology’; review of Andrew Vincent’s Modern Political Ideologies in TLS (Feb, 1993)

‘Ideology after the Collapse of ’ in ‘The End of Isms?: Reflections on the Fate of Ideological Politics after Communism’s Collapse edited by Alexandros Stromas (Oxford: Blackwell, 1993)

‘Conservatism and the Future?’, Review of Shirley Letwin’s The Anatomy of Thatcherism National Review vol. 45 (May 10, 1993).

Shirley Robin Letwin, 1924-1993 (Obit in Policy, Spring 1993)

‘Degrees by decree’: Review of Conrad Russell’s Academic Freedom (TLS July 1993).

‘And is there that Leviathan?’ - review of Preston King’s (ed) Thomas Hobbes: critical assessments in TLS 1993

‘Economic ’; in Economic Affairs (November, 1993).

Review in The International History Review of Paul Hollander: Anti-Americanism: Critiques at Home and Abroad, 1965-1990 (Nov 1993)

Review of Conor Cruise O’Brien’s The Great Melody: A Thematic Biography of in The American Spectator (December 1993)

1994

‘Identity, Self and Nation’ in Integration and Fragmentation: the paradox of the late twentieth century Institute of inter-governmental relations, Queens University Ontario (1994).

‘Nationalism, Nationality and the European Community’ in Politisches Denken Jahrbuch (1994).

‘Is the Academic World Essentially Critical?’ in The Australian Journal of Politics and History Vol. 40 (1994).

‘Two Crusaders in a Political Landscape’; review of Andrew Adonis and Tim Hames (eds.) A Conservative Revolution? The Thatcher- Reagan Decade in Perspective in Government and Opposition (1994).

Review of Michael Hinz’s Self-Creation and History: Collingwood and Nietzsche on Conceptual Change in Collingwood Studies Vol. 1 (1994).

‘The Platonic mission of George Grant’: Review of William Christian’s George Grant: The Biography. (TLS Feb 1994)

‘The Statist Temptation’ Review: Jean Francois Revel’s Democracy Against Itself in The National Review (March 7, 1994), 67.

‘Whingeing on about Aussies and Pommies’; review of Manning Clark’s History of Australia in The Times (March, 1994).

‘Little platoons’; a review of Ernest Gellner’s Conditions of Liberty in The Times (August, 1994).

‘And does thinking make it so?: KM ponders the political role of the philosopher’; comment in The Times (August, 1994).

‘Death of the Karl who buried Marx’; KM on Karl Popper, in The Sunday Telegraph (September, 1994)

‘Philosophy and Social Criticism’; review of Habermas, and Law in TLS (November, 1994)

‘Can Politics Survive the Twenty-first Century?’; academic chapter in ? (December, 1994)

‘Necessary Imperfections’ Review of Conditions of Liberty by Ernest Gellner The National Interest No. 38 (Winter 1994).

1995

Politics: A Very Short Introduction (Book)

Review of Roger Michener (Ed.) Nationality, Patriotism and Nationalism in Liberal Democratic Societies, in Nations and Nationalism Vol 1 (2) 1995

‘The End of and Formality: And their replacement by intrusive regulation’ in This Will Hurt: The Restoration of Virtue in Civic Order (The Social Affairs Unit: A National Review Book, 1995).

‘The Positive Side of Freedom’ in LSE on Freedom Eileen Barker ed. (LSE Books, 1995).

‘Two Concepts of Citizenship’ in Citizenship East and West (Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva, 1995).

‘True blue response to a red threat’; review of Robert Devigne’s Recasting Conservatism: Oakeshott, Strauss and the response to postmodernism in THES (1995)

‘LSE and the New Right’ in LSE Centenary Review (1995), 22-23

‘The LSE’; Letter concerning Ernest Gellner and Ralf Dahrendorf in TLS (June, 1995)

Review of Tony Abbott’s The Minimal and Why it Still Makes Sense for Australia in Policy (Summer, 1995/96).

Interview: ‘Can individualism survive in a collectivist age?’, an interview with Kenneth Minogue by Andrew Norton in Policy: A Journal of Public Policy and Ideas (The Centre for Independent Studies, Summer 1995)

Review of Nicholas Brown’s Governing Prosperity: Social Change and Social Analysis in Australia in the 1950s in Policy (Summer, 1995-96) *

‘Does Popper Explain Historical Explanation?’ in Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement 39 (1995), 225-240.

‘A Politics of Homosexuality’; comment in The National Review (November, 1995)

‘Thoughts of the first Eurocrat: Kojeve’s view of Hegel and the self-loathing of the ’; review of Shadia Drury’s Alexandre Kojeve in TLS (September, 1995).*

‘Creeping Regulation: Smoking and the Citizen’; 1995 (British American Tobacco).

‘Ecce Homo’; Review of Andrew Sullivan’s Virtually Normal: An Argument about Homosexuality in National Review (October, 1995)*

‘Cultural Cringe’; comment in The National Review (December, 1995)

‘Sisters are ruining it for themselves…’; KM comment piece in The Australian (December, 1995).

‘Notes on Australian intellectual decadence’, in Adelaide Review (December, 1995)

‘Politics and Morality in the Thought of Karl Popper’ in Government and Opposition 30:1 (Winter, 1995).

1996

‘Constitutional Mania: A Preliminary Diagnosis’ Chap 8 in ‘Upholding the Australian Constitution’ – (Proceedings of the Sixth Conference of the Samuel Griffith Society, Carlton Nov 1995) publ. 1996

‘Ernest Gellner and the Dangers of Theorising Nationalism’ in The Social Philosophy of Ernest Gellner (edited by John Hall and Ian Jarvie’s 1996)

‘Machiavelli and the Duck-Rabbit Problem of Political Perception’ LSE on Social Science: A Centenary Anthology (Edited by Helen Sasson and Derek Diamond 1996).

‘Introduction’ and ‘Three conservative realists’ in Conservative Realism ed. K.R. Minogue Centre for Policy Studies (Harper Collins, 1996).

‘National Self-Hatred and EC’ in The Eurosceptical Reader Martin Holmes (Macmillan Press, 1996).

‘Best of British can still inspire us to greatness: a plea to end the fashion for Knocking our heroes’; comment piece in The Daily Express (1996).

‘Mankind, Metalkind and the Future of National Sovereignty’; Seminar at the International Congress of Mathematical Education (Canberra, 1996).

‘The Collectivist Disease’; review of Robert Skidelsky’s The Road to Serfdom in Wall Street Journal (February, 1996).

‘Idols with clay feet’; review of Double Take: Six Incorrect Essays (Ed. Peter Coleman) in The Weekend Review (March, 1996)

‘Le radici Cristiane di una Societa Libera’ Torino 17 April 1996 CIDAS, paper at conference translated into Italian by Paolo Heritier*

‘The battering ram’; review of Brian Kennedy’s ‘A Passion to Oppose’ (TLS May 24th 1996)

‘Friends and foes’; review of Heinrech Meier’s Carl Schitt and in TLS (August, 1996).

‘Our betrayal of tomorrow’s generation’; comment in The Express (October, 1996).

‘A war of everyone’; a review of Harvey Mansfield’s Machiavelli’s Virtue in TLS (September, 1996).

‘Does National Sovereignty Have a Future?’; comment piece in The National Review (December, 1996)

‘The good state’; a review of JK Galbraith’s The Good Society in Prospect (December 1996).

1997

‘Democracy and the Welfare State’ in The Centre for Independent Studies (1997)

THE SILENCING OF SOCIETY: The True Cost of the Lust for News (The Social Affairs Unit, 1997).

Popper’s war work: the limitations of piecemeal social engineering’; review of Jeremy Shearmur’s The Political Thought of Karl Popper in TLS (February 1997)

‘Decline: a prelude’; review of John Gray’s Endgames: Questions in Late Modern Political Thought in New Statesman (March, 1997)

‘The Appeal of Decline’; review of Arthur Herman’s The Idea of Decline in Western History in The National Interest (Summer 1997).

‘A Letter-Perfect Jean-Jacques Rousseau’ Review of The Solitary Self: Jean-Jacques Rousseau in Exile and Adversity by Maurice Cranston in The American Spectator (June, 1997).

‘Give us this day our news on the hour’; comment piece in The Independent (July, 1997)

‘Scientists have turned us all into laboratory mice: in the competitive world of medical research, today’s breakthrough is likely to be tomorrow’s health risk’; comment in The Express (August, 1997).

‘The lust for news - our greatest sin’; comment piece in The Express 1997*

‘She was touched by a natural sense of divinity: As millions struggle to come to terms with their grief, why are we suffering so much over the loss of Diana?’; comment piece in The Express (September, 1997).

‘ID Control: as quickly as social restraints are toppled, governments erect new ones in the form of regulations’; comment piece in the National Review (November, 1997).

‘As social restraints topple, governments erect more’; comment in The National Business Review (November, 1997).

‘The curse we must fight this Christmas: Millions will spend the festive season on their own this year.’; comment piece in The Express (December, 1997).

1998

WAITANGI: MORALITY AND REALITY (1998)

‘A view from academe’ in Middle Eastern Studies 33:5 (1998) *

‘Citizenship and Monarchy: a hidden fault line in our civilization’ in The Institute of United States Studies, University of London (1998)

‘Social Justice in Theory and Practice’ in Social Justice from Hume to Walzer (Routledge: 1998).

‘A sceptical view of public management’, a review of Christopher Hood’s The Art of the State: Culture, Rhetoric and Public Management. (1998).

‘Threats and Origins’ review of Mathew H. Kraer’s Hobbes and the Paradoxes of Political Origins in TLS (January, 1998).

‘A blow for civility’; a review of Edward Shils’ The Virtue of Civility in TLS (March, 1998).

‘The Waitangi process cannot go on for ever’; comment piece, 31st March 1998.

Discussion: Power and Language CUSP (Spring 1998).

‘Hard Choices’ a review of David Marquand’s The New Reckoning: Capitalism, States and Citizens in Government and Opposition 33:2 (Spring 1998).

‘Religion and Politics’ a review of David Martin’s Does Christianity Cause War? in Government and Opposition 33:4 (Autumn 1998).

The Limits to Justice - The National Business Review (March 1998) *

‘The whores and the bookkeepers: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (August 1998)

‘Fits of hysterical comparativism: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (September 1998)

‘Aborigines and Australian Apologetics’ in Quadrant (September, 1998)

Reply to Kenneth Minogue by Raimond Gaita Quadrant Nov 98

Why ‘more’ means ‘worse’ in higher education (News Weekly, October 3rd 1998 reproduced from Adelaide Review)

VAT on Art Sales: (letter to Telegraph Nov 11998)

‘What is this thing called a “right”?’ comment in The National Post (December, 1998)

‘Theory of the Welfare State: An exposition’ in Political Science Annual (Focus on Political Theory) 1998-1999.

1999

Enter a new army of cranks (Comment, Evening Standard 1999)

‘Freedom and its many facets’ in The Risk of Freedom: Individual Liberty and the Modern World, The Institute of United States Studies, University of London (1999).

‘The Ego and the Other’; review of Lorenzo Infantino’s Individualism in Modern Thought: from Adam Smith to Hayek in TLS (January, 1999).

‘Modernizing the Brits: Letter from London’; comment in The American Spectator (January, 1999)

‘Our desire to conform is crushing the human spirit’; comment in The Independent (January, 1999).

‘City of awful puns: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (January 1999)

‘London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (February 1999)

Discussion: Social Implications of a Global Economy, in ‘Cultures in the Twenty-first Century: Conflicts and Convergences, A selection of papers presented at a symposium celebrating the 125th anniversary of Colorado College. Timothy Fuller ed. The Colorado College Studies no. 32 (1999)

‘What is the secret of Tony Blair? : London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (March 1999)

‘A bit of robust common sense: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (April 1999)

‘The Utopia in Our Future: if you like the nanny state, you’ll love Mummy’; comment in American Outlook (Spring 1999).

‘Casting Bread Upon the Waters’ a review of Razeen Sally’s Classical Liberalism and International Economic Order: Studies in Theory and Intellectual History in Government and Opposition 34:2 (Spring 1999).

‘The worst of friends’; review of two books, Norman Podhorietz’s Ex-friends and Hilton Kramer’s The Twilight of the intellectuals: culture and politics in the era of The Cold War’ in TLS (April, 1999)

‘Killing for human rights: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (May 1999)

‘A busybody’s license’: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (June 1999)

‘Creed for Democrats’; review of Robert A Dahl’s On Democracy in TLS (June 1999)

‘Dissonance blues: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (July 1999)

‘Superstructural scholasticism’; review of two books, Joe McCarney’s The Real World of Ideology and David Manning (ed.) The Form of Ideology in TLS (July 1999).

‘Upbeat life in the great wen: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (August 1999)

‘Epitaph for the University’; comment in LM 124 (October 1999).

‘The spider’s lesson: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (November 1999)

‘Totalitarianism: Have we seen the last of it?’ The National Interest No. 57 (Fall, 1999).

2000

‘A modern passion?’; review of Michael Hechter’s Containing Nationalism in TLS (2000)

‘Democracy as a Telos’ in Social Philosophy and Policy (2000).

‘Civil Identity and the Anglosphere in Australia (Appendix II); in Samuel Griffith Society (2000)

‘National Sovereignty versus Internationalism: The Importance of Repealability’ (Appendix III) in Samuel Griffith Society (2000).

‘The escape from serfdom: Friedrich von Hayek and the restoration of liberty’; commentary in TLS (January, 2000).

‘What’s the big idea?’: comment in The National Post (January, 2000).

‘The insects of the hour: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (February 2000)

‘Sending a thrill through the necrophiliac community: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (March 2000)

‘Health and Justice (1); academic Chapter in Medicine and Humanity 2000

‘Stealth taxes: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (April 2000)

‘I am free!: London Letter in Adelaide Review (May, 2000)

‘Transnational interests’; comment in American Outlook (Spring, 2000)

‘Chatterers on the march: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (June 2000)

Compulsory Votes Delusion (letter to the Daily Telegraph, 3rd June 2000)

‘The new despotism: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (August 2000)

‘Anti-paedophile riots: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (September 2000)

‘A sorry tale: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (October 2000)

‘Hollywood vs. Britannia: in their search for political correctness, Hollywood producers have found their target: Englishmen’; comment in Wall Street Journal (November, 2000).

Review of Frank Cass’ Totalitarian Movements and Political Religions in TLS (November, 2000).

‘The Vanity of Reason’; a review of two books, JW Burrow’s The Crisis of Reason: European Thought, and John Dunn’s The Cunning of Unreason: Making Sense of Politics in The National Interest (Winter, 2000/2001).

2001

‘The Collapse of the Academic in Britain’ in Buckingham at 25: Freeing the Universities from State Control (IEA, 2001).

‘Oakeshott the Character’, presidential address at Michael Oakeshott Association Inaugural Conference (2001).

‘Gellner’s Theory of Nationalism: A Critical Assessment’; in Encyclopedia of Nationalism (2001).

‘New lives for old: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (January 2001)

‘Bang to rights’; review of FL Morton and Rainer Knopff’s The Charter Revolution and the Court Party in TLS (February, 2001).

‘The smarmy society: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (February 2001)

‘The angry road to social perfection: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (March 2001)

‘Moral Evolution and the Future of the Anglosphere: the decline of traditional, informal systems of restraint and the rise of political correctness suggest a new moral order that bodes ill for Western civilization’; comment in American Outlook (March, 2001)

‘How Civilizations Fall’ The New Criterion (April 2001)

‘Why can’t a Toff be more like a Prole?’; comment in The Adelaide Review (April 2001).

‘Crumbling fabric: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (May 2001)

‘How to be a political realist: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (June 2001)

‘Soul Music’; review of Mark Blitz and William Kristol’s (eds.) Educating the Prince: Essays in honour of Harvey Mamsfield in TLS (June, 2001).

‘Fooling most of the people most of the time: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (July 2001)

‘Every day’s a sorry day: London Letter’, in Adelaide Review (August 2001)

‘How Many Cultures can Stand on the point of a Nation’; comment in The Adelaide Review (October, 2001).

‘The Survival of Culture: The New Epicureans in The New Criterion (September 2001)

2002

‘Some Doubts about Democracy: How the modern state is evolving.’ (GUIIBF Ozel Sayisi /special issue 2002)

‘ and : Lawyers vs. Politicians’ in Civitas (2002).

Review of Stephen May’s Language and Minority Rights: Ethnicity, Nationalism and the Politics of Language in The Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 23: 4 (2002)

‘Now hear this: The Professor’- KM on rock, royalty and Mick Jagger; in Sleaze Nation (January, 2002)

Michael Oakeshott as a character, Profiles (in Society March/April 2002)

‘Hayek’s prophetic scepticism’ The New Criterion (May 2002).

‘Back to the future’; review of Will Hutton’s The World We’re In,TLS (2002)

‘Passion dies for the bride of the state: higher education has become a slave to its cold cash-monster master - in a humiliating and mutually unhealthy marriage’; comment piece in THES (August, 2002)

Britain’s Home Secretary Challenges the Lawyers; comment piece in The Adelaide Review (September, 2002)

‘Cowling on Morality and Religion’ a review of Maurice Cowlings’s Religion and Public Doctrine in Modern England Vol. 3 in Government and Opposition in Government and Opposition (Winter 2002).

‘A Short History of Bullying, Toadying and Snitching: KM puts America’s fixation with the schoolyard bully in perpective’ in The Women’s Quarterly (Winter, 2002)

2003

Liberalism: entry in The Blackwell Dictionary of Modern Social Thought 2nd Ed. Ed. William Outhwaite 2003

‘Managing’ Nationalism (New Left Review, October 2003), 95. [debate: KM vs Brendon O’Leary]

‘Religion, Reason and Conflict in the 21st century’; review of Philip Jenkins The Next Christendom: The Coming of Global Christianity, in The National Interest (Summer 2003).

‘Laughing Matters’: review of Christie Davis’ The mirth of nations in The New Criterion (March, 2003)

‘“Christophobia” and the West’ The New Criterion (June 2003).

‘The rationalist in our politicians: The pathology identified by Michael Oakeshott in the 1940’s is still strong today’; commentary in TLS (June 2003).

‘Governmental Creep’; comment in The Salisbury Review (Autumn, 2003).

‘Understanding Nationalism’ New Left Review (September/October, 2003). Kenneth Minogue vs Brendan O’Leary

‘Does Australia Have an Identity Problem?’ in Quadrant (November, 2003)

‘No blood or dagger’; a review on Luke O’Sullivan’s Oakeshott on History in TLS (December, 2003)

2004

Oakeshott and Political Science’ – ‘Oakeshott’s Plural Modes’ in Annual Review of Political Science Vol. 7 (2004).

‘Polls Apart’; review of Irwin Stelzers (ed) and James C. Bennet’s The Anglosphere Challenge in TLS (2004)

‘The thrifty party’; review of Judith Brett’s Australian Liberals and the Moral : From Alfred Deacon to John Howard in TLS (January, 2004).

‘Fundamentalism isn’t the problem’ The New Criterion (June 2004).

Discussion TK of ‘Religion and the Victorians’ by Simon Green The New Criterion August 2004

2005

‘Exceptionally Conservative’; review of John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge’s The Right Nation: Conservative power in America in Claremont Review (2005)

‘Oakeshott’s Rationalism Revisited’ in The Intellectual Legacy of Michael Oakeshott Fuller Abel eds. (Imprint Academic: 2005).

‘Conservatism in a Rationalist Age’; academic chapter (unknown date/publisher) (On page: ‘ dvs: A Wyzwania Epoki, Krakow 2005)

‘Multiculturalism, a dictatorship of virtue’ Introduction to The Poverty of Multiculturalism Patrick West (Civitas, 2005).

‘Journalism: Power Without Responsibility’ The New Criterion (February 2005).

‘Education and the Free Society’, from paper given at conference ‘International Perspectives’, Organised by the Liberales Institut (Fredrich Neumann-Stiftung, Potsdam, September 2005).

‘The LSE Right on the Peterhouse Right’, in The Social Affairs Unit (Web Review), September 2005

‘Two concepts of the moral life’, in New Criterion (September 2005).

Notebook on Maurice Cowling 1926-2005, New Criterion (November 2005)

‘The anti-rationalist’; review of Michael Oakeshott’s Rationalism in Politics and other essays in The National Review (December 19th 2005).

‘Prudence: The Orchestration of the Virtues’ in Decadence: The passing of Personal Virtue and its Replacement by political and Psychological Slogans Ed. Digby Anderson

2006

‘Thatcher’ in English Historical Review CXXI:494 (2006), 1569- 1570 *

Review Essay: ‘Rationalism Revisited’ of Rationalism in Politics and Other Essays by Michael Oakeshott in Society Jan/Feb 2006

‘Democracy and Political Naivety’ The New Criterion (March 2006).

Review of Michael Oakeshott’s Lectures in the History of Political Thought in TLS (March, 2006)

‘A Guide to Right-Thinking’; review of Burce Frohnen, Jeremy Beer, and Jeffrey O. Nelson (eds) of American Conservatism: An Encyclopedia in Wall Street Journal (August, 2006)

‘Seduction and Politics’ in ‘“Christophobia” and the West’ The New Criterion (November 2006).

2007

‘Universities as Ideological Training Institutions’ in Can the Prizes Still Glitter: The Future of British Universities in Changing World Hugo De Burgh et. al. (University Buckingham Press, 2007).

‘Reality bumps while the vision bounces’; review of both Simon Lee’s The Best for Britain: the politics and legacy of Gordon Brown and Brian Birvati’s The End of Decline: Blair and Brown in power, in the THES (2007)

‘A Triumvirate for our Time’ a review of John O’Sullivan’s The President, the Pope and the Prime Minister: Three who changed the world. The New Criterion (February 2007).

‘A clunking managerial manifesto: KM has no time for socialist simplicities in new clothing’; comment piece in THES (April 2007)

‘A World that’s to the right of Thatcherism’ (THES May 2007)

‘French Tricks’; review of Hugh Brogan’s : Prophet of Democracy in the Age of Revolution, and Bernard-Henri Levy’s American Vertigo: On the Road from Newport to Guantanamo in The Salisbury Review (Summer, 2007).

2008

‘Social Justice and the Metaphor of Gaps’ in Krakowskie Studia Międzynarodowe The United States, The European Union and Modernity, edited by Andzej Bryk 1:5 (2008).

‘The future’s loaded with leftist cliché’; review of Anthony Gidden’s Over to You, Mr. Brown in THES (2008)

‘Education and the Free Society’, in Critique and Journal (сп. Критика и хуманизъм), issue: 26 (2008), 199-206. 2008 *

Are the British a Servile People? Idealism and the EU (The Bruges Group Press)

‘Conservatism and the Morality of Impulse’ The New Criterion (January 2008).

‘Get Happy: The Secret to happiness is…still secret’ in The American Interest 3:6 (July/August, 2008).

2009

‘Portraits and the Reconstruction of Past Times’; in The Boston, Melbourne, Oxford, Vancouver, Conversazioni on Culture and Society (2009)

An introduction to John Anderson’s The Servile State in Centre for Independent Studies (2009)

‘The Iron Lady’ a review of “There is no Alternative”: Why Matters? By Claire Berlinski in Claremont Review of Books Vol 9 No 2 (Spring 2009).

To Hell With Niceness: The Spread of “Political Compassion” has led to the Breakdown of Family and School Discipline. The Results have been Catastrophic.’ in Standpoint (March 2009).

‘The Evil of Niceness’; comment piece in Daily Mail.(March, 2009).

‘A Student of Illusion’; review of Anthony O’Hear’s The Landscape of Humanity: Art, Culture and Society (May, 2009)

‘Marriage in our time’ in The New Criterion (June 2009).

‘Slaves of the Bonus Culture: The demise of the professions is having a profound impact. Starting with the disappearance of integrity in public life.’ Standpoint (July/August 2009).

‘Morality and the ‘Bottom Billion’’; comment in The Salisbury Review (Autumn, 2009)

‘No virtue lasts forever’; review of Paul E. Rahe’s Soft Despotism. Democracy’s Drift in TLS (September, 2009)

Participant in a symposium: ‘Is there such a thing as wisdom? If so, can it be taught?’ ( In Character: A Journal of Everyday Virtues Fall 2009).

‘The Elusive Oakeshott’; comment in The American Conservative (October 2009).

2010

THE SERVILE MIND: HOW DEMOCRACY ERODES THE MORAL LIFE

‘Liberalism, Conservatism and Oakeshott in Cowlings Account of Public Doctrine’ in The Philosophy, politics and religion of British Democracy: Maurice Cowling and Conservatism, edited by Robert Crowcroft, SJD Green, and Richard Whiting (IBTauris, 2010).

‘Being Human’; review of Mark Dooley’s : The Philosopher on Dover Beach, and Mark Dooley (ed.) The Roger Scruton Reader in TLS (March 2010)

‘Case by case’; review of Gary L. McDowell’s The Language of Law and the Foundations of American Constitutionalism in TLS (November, 2010)

‘Us and them’; review of John Armstrong’s In Search of Civilization in TLS (2010)

‘Henpecked historians’; review of Jonathan Clark’s A World By Itself: A history of the British Isles in The Salisbury Review (Summer, 2010)

‘Morals and the Servile Mind’ in The New Criterion (June 2010).

‘The Irresponsibility of Rights’ excerpts from the Servile Mind printed in Quadrant Nov 2010

The EU bill and Parliamentary Sovereignty: Written evidence from Ken Minogue (Dec 2010, House of Commons European Scrutiny Committee)

‘On Despotism’ Review of 2 books by Paul Rahe in The American Interest Nov/Dec 2010

2011

‘Are Ideologies Political?’ in Politics and Ideology The Engelsberg Seminars (2011). *

‘Disinterest rates’; review of Jesse Norman’s The Big Society: the anatomy of the new politics in TLS (January, 2011)

‘A New Social Contract’; review of Peter Corning’s The Fair Society in Publisher unknown (April, 2011)

‘The Rise of Rights and the Fall of Man: Healthy societies have an inbuilt sense of how things are and how they ought to be. But we have abandoned common sense, integrity and virtue’ in Standpoint (May 2011).

‘Apocalypse: Now and Then’; review in Wall Street Journal (July, 2011)

‘The intellectual Left’s treason of the Heart’ in Quadrant (September 2011)

‘Why Shouldn’t I Cheat, everyone else does?’ Standpoint (March 2012).

‘Modern Love’; review of Pascal Bruckner’s The Paradox of Love in WSJ (March, 2012).

‘A Grand Old Party’ a review of The Conservatives by Robin Harris The New Criterion (March 2012)

‘Individualism and its Contemporary Fate’ in The Independent Review: A Journal of Political Economy 17:2 (April 2012), 257-71.

‘Opiate of the Intellectuals’ a review of Why Marx was Right by Terry Eagleton and How to Change the World: Reflections on Marx and Marxism by Eric Hobsbawm in Claremont Review of Books Vol 12 No 2 (Spring 2012).

‘A March of Folly’ The New Criterion (September 2012).

‘Diary’; in Spectator Australia (November, 2012).

‘A dislocated society?’ Review of Ferdinand Mount’s The New Few in The New Criterion (September 2012).

‘Swimming with ‘Leviathan’, New Criterion (March, 2013).

‘Leading with Luck: Thatcher had virtue and good fortune’, in National Review (May, 2013).

‘Life and Soul of the Party’ a Review of Edmund Burke: Philosopher, Politician, Prophet by Jesse Norman in Literary Review (May 2013).

‘When the Lamps Went On’. Review of Anthony Pagden’s The Enlightenment in An American Newspaper