Andrew Lynn is a fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture. He is the author of Saving the Protestant Ethic: Creative Class Evangelicals and the Crisis of Work.
What hath the kindergarten to do with the office?
It is fair to say that a new economic populism has been rendered impotent by cultural identity markers that shape voting patterns.
How does a nineteenth-century Hegel-reading philosopher like Karl Marx shape the thinking of today’s social-justice warriors?
Media executives have honed the craft of attracting national interest to flair-ups and clashes over school board proceedings, controversial small business practices, or more recently, police misconduct.
Postliberalism comes to embody a form of cultural criticism that ultimately does not believe in culture itself.
The longer history of businesses navigating their extra-economic responsibilities brings to light the true nature of corporate activism today.