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Waiting for the Russians in Ukraine

Ukraine was said to be on the eve of invasion. I went to see things for myself.

David Oks Posted on February 18, 2022February 21, 2022

Palladium Podcast 72: Richard Hanania on the U.S.-Russia Rivalry

Richard Hanania joins Ash Milton to discuss Ukraine, Russia, and what really drives U.S. foreign policy.

Palladium Podcast Posted on February 10, 2022

France Is Living in Zemmour’s World

French presidential candidate Éric Zemmour believes France is on the brink of self-destruction. Parts of the political establishment, including President Emmanuel Macron agree.

François Valentin Posted on February 2, 2022December 21, 2024

Palladium Podcast 71: The Rise and Fall of the WASPs

Charles Coulombe joins Ash Milton to discuss the rise and fall of the WASP ruling class and what we can learn from it.

Palladium Podcast Posted on January 25, 2022

When the Stagnation Goes Virtual

I went to New York to learn about NFTs and their subculture. I found a vision for society that seems all too familiar.

Ginevra Davis Posted on January 21, 2022January 21, 2022

Palladium Podcast 70: Samo Burja on Rising Elites

Samo Burja joins Wolf Tivy to discuss his Palladium 04 article on how rising classes become new elites.

Palladium Podcast Posted on January 14, 2022

Palladium Podcast 69: Avetis Muradyan on Crime and Frontiers

Avetis Muradyan joins Ash Milton in Brazil to discuss his Palladium 04 article on crime. Other topics included favelas, frontiers, and how one learns to be human.

Palladium Podcast Posted on January 6, 2022

Quit Your Job

You can’t affect the world in the most important ways from within established patterns of action. You need to spend some time in the wilderness.

Wolf Tivy Posted on January 6, 2022January 10, 2022

America’s Late Ruling Class

In the nineteenth century, America’s most powerful families became a national ruling class. Then came their rapid collapse.

Charles Coulombe Posted on December 29, 2021

The Secret Is Crime

Rulers and crime lords are often made of the same stuff. For those who can handle it, the underworld has valuable lessons to teach about power.

Avetis Muradyan Posted on December 22, 2021January 3, 2022

Palladium Podcast 68: Palladium 04

Wolf Tivy and Ash Milton discuss Palladium 04, which launches in Winter 2021. The theme is Cultivating Elites.

Palladium Podcast Posted on December 18, 2021

The Lost Virtue of Skull and Bones

Yale’s legendary secret society used to train powerful elites. But it could only reflect elite culture, not define it.

Jasper Boers Posted on December 16, 2021January 7, 2022

The Long Fall of Beirut

Lebanon’s state is collapsing under the weight of its own dysfunction. Visiting its capital, I found a gallery of street art, urban wreckage, and political nihilism.

Fin dePencier Posted on December 9, 2021December 9, 2021

Liberal Education Is Applied History

Our approach to education is reproducing society’s worst neuroses. The alternative isn’t institutional reform, but a different consciousness.

Ash Milton and Stephen Pimentel Posted on November 27, 2021

Palladium Podcast 67: The Digital State and its Psyche

Both China and the West are embracing scientific population management driven by digital technologies. Why have they given up on mobilizing their populations?

Palladium Podcast Posted on November 26, 2021

The Second Death of Jiao Yulu

The party cadre Jiao Yulu embodied a Chinese political culture with room for experiments and risk-taking. Xi’s turn to digital technocracy may threaten its survival.

Dylan Levi King Posted on November 18, 2021December 9, 2021

Palladium Podcast 66: Geremie Barmé on the Lessons of Chinese Upheaval

Geremie Barmé joins Ash Milton to discuss his experiences in China during the Cultural Revolution and what prior upheavals can teach us about the Xi era.

Palladium Podcast Posted on November 12, 2021November 12, 2021

America’s Next Aristocracy

America’s elite universities have an aristocratic mission. The Confucian tradition has lessons for how to achieve it.

Mathis Bitton Posted on October 29, 2021October 29, 2021

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