The Winter issue of TOS is at press and will be mailed shortly. The e-book and audio versions will be posted by December 25 and 30 respectively. The Kindle edition will be delivered on December 30.
The contents of the Winter issue are:
FEATURES
“The New Abolitionism: Why Education Emancipation is the Moral Imperative of Our Time,” by C. Bradley Thompson
Interviews with Innovators in Private Education
“Great Islamic Thinkers Versus Islam,” by Andrew Bernstein
“Sam Harris’s Failure to Formulate a Scientific Morality,” by Ari Armstrong
“Independent Thinking, Morality, and Liberty,” by Craig Biddle
“Apple’s App Revolution: Capitalism in Action,” by Karl G. Kowalski
BOOK REVIEWS
The One World Schoolhouse: Education Reimagined, by Salman Khan (reviewed by Daniel Wahl)
Let Them In: The Case for Open Borders, by Jason L. Riley (reviewed by Kevin Douglas)
The Dictator’s Learning Curve: Inside the Global Battle for Democracy, by William J. Dobson (reviewed by Daniel Wahl)
PLUS
From TOS Blog
From the Editor
Letters and Replies
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Cover Art: Young Builder by Bryan Larsen
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