The selective silence of leading lights in the counter-Jihad movement fuels the violence of Anders Breivik and other European fascists

'Britain is living through a baby boom, but where does this demographic surge leave the prophecies of Europe's crisis of civilisation?'

The softly spoken Cornishman Michael Adams weaves webs around his opponents and strikes when it is too late for his encircled

A new volume of reports by the Frankfurt School shows their number to be at best naive and at worst dangerously misinformed

Anthony Pagden's celebration of the Enlightenment swiftly turns into a sustained, and unwarranted, diatribe against religion

Two new books come to different conclusions about the geo-political impact of the coming population boom

George Herbert is the poet's poet. John Drury's biography is at times infuriatingly simplistic, but succeeds in its scholarship

The Dark Road is a novel that transmits the reality of human suffering at the hands of the Chinese government

MaddAddam occasionaly misses the mark, but at its best is an existential voyage and an exploration of storytelling itself