Douglas Murray
Bestselling author of five books, including 'The Madness of Crowds' and 'The Strange Death of Europe'. Associate Editor @ The Spectator
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The Great Enervation
In his new book, Ross Douthat writes convincingly of America’s descent into decadence and torpor. Can anything stop the slide?
Douglas Murray
‘The great enervation’. My review of Ross Douthat’s new book, for Mosaic magazine
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Audio Reads: Douglas Murray, Tanya Gold, and Mark Mason - Spectator Radio
The Spectator is meant for sharing. But in the age of coronavirus, that might not be possible. This new podcast will feature a few of our columnists reading out their articles from the issue each week, so that you don't miss out. It's a new format,...
How the EU made Salvini
In a country where the wartime Fascist regime has never lost its allure for some, the radical Right has made huge inroads
Douglas Murray
The latest in my series for UnHerd on the European far-right. This week the focus is on Italy
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John Anderson Direct: Featuring Douglas Murray, Author and Journalist
As the world goes into lockdown in the face of the COVID-19 crisis John talks to Douglas Murray recorded via internet live streaming
Direct | Douglas Murray | On Coronavirus Lockdown
As the world goes into lock down in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are pleased to bring you a new series of interviews, John Anderson Direct. Recorded...
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Douglas Murray
This week I sat down virtually with John Anderson. We discussed the virus, isolation and other unrelated topics. The sound goes funny in places (we were half a world away) but I enjoyed the conversation immensely.
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In this strange new world, where do we find purpose? | The Spectator
Perhaps we are at least past the beginning of this crisis. The phase where the hunt for multipacks of loo-rolls briefly became the national sport. Now we are into the second, perhaps even less glorious stage, in which we all have to sit in our...
The Guardian's trans rights civil war rumbles on | The Spectator
At times of great stress it is necessary to find your enjoyments where you can. And as I mentioned in the magazine last week there are few joys in the world comparable with that which comes from watching the left eating itself. Which brings me to a...
Will the NHS drop its trans obsession when peak coronavirus hits? | The Spectator
As coronavirus sweeps across the country, I am sure people will be reassured to know that the NHS is doing everything it can to address the pandemic, at such times when a health service’s resources are likely to be overstretched.
So it must come as...
Operation Midland was a national disgrace. Our institutions need to be able to hold firm in the face of moral panics
It is during times of national stress and even crisis that institutions prove their value.
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No, 'prejudice' is not our greatest enemy, coronavirus is
It is not racist to talk of a 'Chinese virus' or 'Wuhan flu', and those complaints now seem like from another age
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Corona virus and the arguments that already feel as though they are from another age
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Don’t tell me what I can read | The Spectator
At least none of us will have to pretend that we read Woody Allen’s memoirs. This week the publishers Hachette took that little responsibility away from us. After a staged walkout by staff in New York and Boston it was announced that the book...
Morality: Where Does It Come From?
Douglas Murray claims in his book ‘The Madness of Crowds’ that much of the toxicity and confusion in today’s public sphere have their roots in the collapse of the grand narratives of the past. Indeed, religion and ideologies such as socialism...
Szaleństwo tłumów. Gender, rasa, tożsamość
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Beware the Uncle Tom
By Kehinde Andrews “The slavemaster took Tom and dressed him well, and fed him well, and even gave him a little education — a little education; gave him a long coat and a top hat and made all…
Die zersplitterte Gesellschaft
Die neue Metaphysik ist Schwachsinn. Es geht in ihr gerade nicht um eine klassenlose Gesellschaft – im Gegenteil – sondern um neue moralische Opferklassen.
DOUGLAS MURRAY: Uni system that charges to study zombies is a fraud
DOUGLAS MURRAY: Failing colleges that ought to have gone out of business have found themselves fooling students into thinking that they are elite institutions.
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My column today: ‘A university system that charges our children a fortune to study video games and zombies is a national fraud.’
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