The New Criterion

Keith Windschuttle's paper, presented at the conference hosted by The New Criterion and the Social Affairs Unit, "The Pillars of Liberty: Sustaining the Building Blocks of a Free Society."

Kevin D. Williamson's paper, presented at the conference hosted by The New Criterion and the Social Affairs Unit, "The Pillars of Liberty: Sustaining the Building Blocks of a Free Society."

Roger Kimball, James Piereson, and Grace Glueck delivered remarks at the memorial reception for New Criterion founding editor Hilton Kramer who recently passed away. The reception took place on May 9, 2012 at the Century Club in New York.

The New Criterion Associate Editor Emily Esfahani Smith discusses HBO's Girls and the hook up culture with Gov. Mike Huckabee.

James Panero discusses "What's a Museum?" on The Brian Lehrer Show (WNYC).

The New Criterion author Anthony Daniels delivers remarks in New York City about the "European experiment." With an introduction by editor Roger Kimball. First broadcast on November 30, 2011.

The New Criterion contributor Andrew C. McCarthy delivers remarks in Effingham, Illinois, about the threat of Islamism to the United States. A Friend of The New Criterion, Dwight Erskine, introduces McCarthy to the Effingham audience. Recorded on October 1, 2011.

The New Criterion editor Roger Kimball delivers remarks in Effingham, Illinois, about the future of statism and The New Criterion's 30th anniversary. A Friend of The New Criterion, Dwight Erskine, introduces Roger Kimball to the Effingham audience. Recorded on October 1, 2011.

Roger Kimball, editor of The New Criterion, delivers an introduction about the question at hand, "Is America in Decline?"

Historian and author Keith Windschuttle presents his paper, "Pax Americana and What the World Would Lose if the U.S. Declined."

Keith Windscuttle responds to questions and comments from conference participants and audience members.

Political scientist Charles Murray presents his paper, "An Exceptional Decline."

Charles Murray responds to the questions and comments of conference participants and audience members.

Andrew C. McCarthy, a senior fellow at the National Review Institute, presents his paper, "Things Have Been Worse. . . . Haven't They?"

Andrew C. McCarthy responds to the questions and comments of conference participants and audience members.

Simon Green, a professor of modern history at the University of Leeds, presents his paper, "Tocqueville and the Possibility of American Decline."

Professor Simon Green responds to the questions and comments of conference participants and audience members.

British writer and editor Daniel Johnson presents his paper, "The Mythology of Decline."

After presenting his paper, "The Mythology of Decline," writer and editor Daniel Johnson responds to the questions and comments of conference panelists and audience members.

Concluding remarks by John O'Sullivan, editor-at-large of National Review, and vice president of Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty.