HUMANITASVolume XXXIII, Nos. 1&2, 2020 

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Contents

The Past in the Present:
Ancient Patterns in the Emergent Middle East,  5
Andrew S. Gilmour

Beyond International Relations Theory,  17
William S. Smith

Constitutional Morality and the Rise of Quasi-Law:
A Symposium

The Rise of the Administrative State
and Decline of Constituional Morality,  40
William Gangi

Constitutional Morality and
the Emerging Social Imaginary
of the Information Revolution,  51
Kevin P. Lee

Legal Conservatism and
the Progressive Blame Game,  69
Jesse Merriam

Reflections on Judicial Duty,  83
Patricia M.Lines

A Response to Critics,  102
Bruce Frohnen

Reviews

The Variety of Historical Minds,  116
Eric Adler

Liberal Dystopia,  124
William F. Byrne

Why Democracy Needs Aristocrats,  132
Luke C. Sheahan

Of Arms and the Men,  138
Gil Barndollar

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