Jonathan Neumann has written on the Middle East for The Jerusalem Post, Standpoint, and the Henry Jackson Society, among others, and he is currently the 'Tikvah Fellow at Commentary Magazine'.
God, Hayek and the conceit of reason
The great economist knew the survival of civilisation rested on belief, but couldn't make the leap of faith
- 21 February 2014
The European Union and the rule of rules
If the Eurozone is serious about fiscal union, it would appear that it must, in the long-term, rest on laws rather than on rules, and that requires the possibility of force
- 14 December 2011
Recognising Abbas
As Abu Mazen (Mahmoud Abbas) addressed the United Nations, many observers remained suspicious of his planned unilateral declaration of Palestinian Arab statehood, but were not necessarily able to articulate why. Jonathan Neumann reviews reviews the basics.
- 26 September 2011
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