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Brian C. Anderson is the editor of City Journal, the cultural and political quarterly published by the Manhattan Institute, where he writes extensively on social and political trends. Formerly, he served as senior editor of City Journal and as a research associate at the American Enterprise Institute.
As editor, Anderson has overseen the enormously successful expansion of City Journal's website. His guidance has also helped broaden City Journal's reach and influence with the addition of many new authors. Over his ten years at City Journal, the quarterly continues to be one of the nation's premier public policy magazines.
Anderson's work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, the Los Angeles Times, the New York Post, the Dallas News, Commentary, National Review, First Things, The Weekly Standard, Policy Review, the Wilson Quarterly, the American Spectator, and dozens of other publications.
Anderson is coauthor of the book, A Manifesto for Media Freedom (2008) and author of Democratic Capitalism and its Discontents (2007), South Park Conservatives (2005), and Raymond Aron: the Recovery of the Political (2005). The New York Times recently described him as one of "the most probing and erudite political essayists of our day."
He is a frequent guest on talk radio.
Anderson has a Ph.D. in political philosophy from the University of Ottawa, and an M.A. and B.A. from Boston College. He is married and lives with his wife and two young sons in Westchester County, New York.
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Advocacy GroupsCandy from Babies City Journal, Winter 1998Affirmative ActionThe Left Loses College Kids Los Angeles Times, 01-28-05How the Supreme Court Used Three Cases to Inspire a ‘Living Constitution’ The New York Sun, 07-18-02Arts and LiteraturePoor Malcolm’s Almanac Commentary, 02-01-09Note To You Liberal Weenies -- Yes, the Right Really Can Write Los Angeles Times, 05-15-05Always to Blame The New Criterion, 06-07-10The Freedom Agenda The American Spectator, 07-15-10Power and The Professors Wall Street Journal, 08-11-11Business and EconomySpinning the Economy Down City Journal, Autumn 2004Brian Anderson and Steven Malanga discuss his article "The City's Finances" Podcast: Interview, July 2, 2009Brothers in Marx Wall Street Journal, 10-07-09Crisis Undermines Government Fundamentalism Washington Examiner, 07-14-10CaliforniaSteven Malanga discusses his article from the spring 2010 issue of City Journal, "The Beholden State," with City Journal editor Brian Anderson Podcast: Interview, April 19, 2010Troy Senik discusses his article from the winter 2011 issue of City Journal, "The Radical Reform That California Needs," with Brian Anderson Podcast: Interview, January 14, 2011Children and FamilyMugged By Reality City Journal, Summer 1999CrimeGood Cops City Journal, Autumn 1999The Bishops Err on Crime City Journal, Winter 2001Whitman Wimps Out City Journal, Spring 1999We Don’t Need Car Alarms City Journal, Autumn 2004Culture and SocietyIlliberal Liberalism City Journal, Spring 2001Bring Back Sportsmanship City Journal, Spring 2000Who’s the Deviant? City Journal, Summer 2000Why the Battle for the Court Will Be Nasty City Journal, Summer 2002We’re Not Losing the Culture Wars Anymore City Journal, Autumn 2003South Park Conservatives: The Revolt Against Liberal Media Bias Book, April 2005Conservatives in Hollywood?! City Journal, Autumn 2005Democratic Capitalism and Its Discontents Book, June 2007Freedom and the City The American Spectator, 10-14-08The Art of Doing Something Well Wall Street Journal, 03-27-08'I Hate Conservatives, But I Really... Hate Liberals' The Riverside Press, 04-16-05Culture Clash Los Angeles Times, 11-23-03Ad Multos Annos! National Review Online, 08-13-06The Freedom Agenda The American Spectator, 07-15-10Steven Malanga discusses his City Journal article, "The State Gambling Addiction" Podcast: Interview, July 3, 2012Is This Progressivism's Last Gasp? Library of Law and Liberty, 10-16-12Economic DevelopmentThe Twin Towers Project: A Cautionary Tale City Journal, Autumn 2001Brian Anderson reads "In Prospect" Podcast: Commentary, November 22, 2012EducationAn A for Home Schooling City Journal, Summer 2000Flat-Earth Textbooks City Journal, Spring 2001Candy from Babies City Journal, Winter 1998No Bang for the Buck City Journal, Spring 1998If Not Vouchers? City Journal, Spring 2004On Campus, Conservatives Talk Back City Journal, Winter 2005Brian Anderson and Sol Stern discuss "School Choice Isn't Enough" Podcast: Interview, January 20, 2008EnergyMax Schulz discusses his article, 'The Green-Jobs Engine That Can't,' with Brian Anderson Podcast: Interview, February 11, 2009Faith Based ProgramsHow Catholic Charities Lost Its Soul City Journal, Winter 2000Government ReformWillie Brown Shows How Not to Run a City City Journal, Autumn 1998The Twin Towers Project: A Cautionary Tale City Journal, Autumn 2001How 211 Nobodies Strangle New York City Journal, Winter 1999Spendthrift States City Journal, Summer 1999Democratic Capitalism and Its Discontents Book, June 2007Ground ZeroThe Twin Towers Project: A Cautionary Tale City Journal, Autumn 2001HealthcareWho’s the Deviant? City Journal, Summer 2000Higher EducationCandy from Babies City Journal, Winter 1998On Campus, Conservatives Talk Back City Journal, Winter 2005Democratic Capitalism and Its Discontents Book, June 2007Power and The Professors Wall Street Journal, 08-11-11HistoryWhy the Battle for the Court Will Be Nasty City Journal, Summer 2002Housing and RedevelopmentThe Twin Towers Project: A Cautionary Tale City Journal, Autumn 2001Law EnforcementGood Cops City Journal, Autumn 1999Whitman Wimps Out City Journal, Spring 1999Legal IssuesNo Bang for the Buck City Journal, Spring 1998Why the Battle for the Court Will Be Nasty City Journal, Summer 2002Schumerism City Journal, Summer 2003Democratic Capitalism and Its Discontents Book, June 2007Love and SexWho’s the Deviant? City Journal, Summer 2000MediaHow 211 Nobodies Strangle New York City Journal, Winter 1999We’re Not Losing the Culture Wars Anymore City Journal, Autumn 2003Candy from Babies City Journal, Winter 1998In with the New City Journal, Spring 2005Spinning the Economy Down City Journal, Autumn 2004The Plot to Shush Rush and O’Reilly City Journal, Winter 2006Air America Deflates City Journal, 29 April 2006High Noon The Weekly Standard, 11-27-06Fox News: Enraging Liberals for 10 Years Los Angeles Times, 10-04-06Air America Deflates Despite Bush's Slide Human Events Online, 05-04-06The Right Cure For Box-Office Blues Los Angeles Times, 11-15-06Why the Liberals Can't Keep Air America From Spiraling In Los Angeles Times, 04-18-05South Park Republicans Dallas Morning News, 04-17-05A New Media Era New York Post, 04-17-05We're Not Losing Anymore OpinionJournal.com, 11-03-03The Unfairness of a Fairness Doctrine Los Angeles Times, 03-03-09Taking Aim At Talk Radio Houston Chronicle, 03-07-09Mush Labels -- 'Fairness,' 'Localism' -- Can't Mask the Fact Pioneer Press, 03-05-09By Steering Right, Fox News Speaks for Ignored Millions; AFTER 10 YEARS The Miami Herald, 10-07-06A Remarkable Transformation The New York Sun, 11-06-03Killing Talk Radio The New Criterion, 09-15-08Mental IllnessWho’s the Deviant? City Journal, Summer 2000National PoliticsIlliberal Liberalism City Journal, Spring 2001Spendthrift States City Journal, Summer 1999The Plot to Shush Rush and O’Reilly City Journal, Winter 2006Democratic Capitalism and Its Discontents Book, June 2007Is This Progressivism's Last Gasp? Library of Law and Liberty, 10-16-12Retaking the Cities National Review Online, 12-17-12New York CityGood Cops City Journal, Autumn 1999Trick or Treat? Diarist, Winter 1998We Don’t Need Car Alarms City Journal, Autumn 2004Car Alarms Are Useless, So Ban Them New York Daily News, 01-10-02On Silencing Parked Cars The New York Sun, 07-14-03Impotent Alarms The New York Sun, 11-17-04Brian Anderson reads his "In Prospect" Podcast: Commentary, July 2, 2009New York's future could preview America's, for better or worse Washington Examiner, 07-08-09Brian Anderson reads the "Ten Ways to Make New York's Tomorrow Brighter" Podcast: Commentary, July 2, 2009Brian Anderson and Steven Malanga discuss his article "The City's Finances" Podcast: Interview, July 2, 2009Brian Anderson and Nicole Gelinas discuss her article "Transit for Tomorrow". Podcast: Interview, July 8, 2009How New York City's Resurrection Was Presaged by City Journal Washington Examiner, 11-17-10Steven Malanga discusses his City Journal article, "The State Gambling Addiction" Podcast: Interview, July 3, 2012New York StateHow 211 Nobodies Strangle New York City Journal, Winter 1999New York's future could preview America's, for better or worse Washington Examiner, 07-08-09How New York City's Resurrection Was Presaged by City Journal Washington Examiner, 11-17-10Steven Malanga discusses his City Journal article, "The State Gambling Addiction" Podcast: Interview, July 3, 2012NYC EconomyBrian Anderson reads his "In Prospect" Podcast: Commentary, July 2, 2009Brian Anderson reads the "Ten Ways to Make New York's Tomorrow Brighter" Podcast: Commentary, July 2, 2009Brian Anderson and Steven Malanga discuss his article "The City's Finances" Podcast: Interview, July 2, 2009Brian Anderson and Nicole Gelinas discuss her article "Transit for Tomorrow". Podcast: Interview, July 8, 2009NYPDGood Cops City Journal, Autumn 1999NYS PoliticsHow 211 Nobodies Strangle New York City Journal, Winter 1999Other CitiesWillie Brown Shows How Not to Run a City City Journal, Autumn 1998PhilanthropyCandy from Babies City Journal, Winter 1998How Catholic Charities Lost Its Soul City Journal, Winter 2000Two Cheers For Politics National Review Online, 09-25-06PolicingGood Cops City Journal, Autumn 1999Whitman Wimps Out City Journal, Spring 1999Political CorrectnessWe’re Not Losing the Culture Wars Anymore City Journal, Autumn 2003A Holy Mess Diarist, Autumn 2003Who’s the Deviant? City Journal, Summer 2000On Campus, Conservatives Talk Back City Journal, Winter 2005Democratic Capitalism and Its Discontents Book, June 2007Advising the Prince The New York Sun, 12-03-03PoliticsIlliberal Liberalism City Journal, Spring 2001Spendthrift States City Journal, Summer 1999The Twin Towers Project: A Cautionary Tale City Journal, Autumn 2001Why the Battle for the Court Will Be Nasty City Journal, Summer 2002South Park Conservatives: The Revolt Against Liberal Media Bias Book, April 2005The Plot to Shush Rush and O’Reilly City Journal, Winter 2006Democratic Capitalism and Its Discontents Book, June 2007The Coming Counterrevolution To Hush The Alternative Media Investor's Business Daily, 10-10-08Dems Get Set to Muzzle the Right New York Post, 10-20-08Schumerism Wall Street Journal, 11-05-03Brothers in Marx Wall Street Journal, 10-07-09Is This Progressivism's Last Gasp? Library of Law and Liberty, 10-16-12Retaking the Cities National Review Online, 12-17-12Quality of LifeScared of Pit Bulls? You’d Better Be! City Journal, Spring 1999Let’s Ban Car Alarms City Journal, Winter 2002Silence of the Alarms City Journal, 10 July 2003Trick or Treat? Diarist, Winter 1998We Don’t Need Car Alarms City Journal, Autumn 2004Democratic Capitalism and Its Discontents Book, June 2007RaceWhitman Wimps Out City Journal, Spring 1999Race and EthnicityWhitman Wimps Out City Journal, Spring 1999Race IssuesA Worm in the Big Apple Wall Street Journal, 09-22-06RegulationHow Catholic Charities Lost Its Soul City Journal, Winter 2000The Twin Towers Project: A Cautionary Tale City Journal, Autumn 2001Let’s Ban Car Alarms City Journal, Winter 2002The Plot to Shush Rush and O’Reilly City Journal, Winter 2006ReligionA Holy Mess Diarist, Autumn 2003The Bishops Err on Crime City Journal, Winter 2001Democratic Capitalism and Its Discontents Book, June 2007A Politically Correct Pastor The New York Sun, 11-12-03Power and The Professors Wall Street Journal, 08-11-11School Curriculum and ProgramsFlat-Earth Textbooks City Journal, Spring 2001School Finance and ManagementFlat-Earth Textbooks City Journal, Spring 2001No Bang for the Buck City Journal, Spring 1998School VouchersIf Not Vouchers? City Journal, Spring 2004Taxes and BudgetNo Bang for the Buck City Journal, Spring 1998Spendthrift States City Journal, Summer 1999The Twin Towers Project: A Cautionary Tale City Journal, Autumn 2001If Not Vouchers? City Journal, Spring 2004Crisis Undermines Government Fundamentalism Washington Examiner, 07-14-10Steven Malanga discusses his article "Airfield of Dreams" with Brian C. Anderson Podcast: Interview, October 24, 2012Tech and EnvironmentLet’s Ban Car Alarms City Journal, Winter 2002Without a Net New York Post, 03-27-08Free the Blogosphere Dallas Morning News, 03-05-06Shut Up, They Explained Wall Street Journal, 01-25-06TechnologyIn with the New City Journal, Spring 2005Hands Off the Net City Journal, 28 June 2006The Brain Workout Wall Street Journal, 06-02-06TelecommunicationsHands Off the Net City Journal, 28 June 2006TransportationBrian Anderson and Nicole Gelinas discuss her article "Transit for Tomorrow". Podcast: Interview, July 8, 2009UnderclassMugged By Reality City Journal, Summer 1999Urban IssuesBrian Anderson reads "In Prospect" from the Winter 2013 edition on City Journal. Podcast: Commentary, 01-16-13War on TerrorHollywood's Liberal Losses Chicago Sun-Times, 11-20-05WelfareHow Catholic Charities Lost Its Soul City Journal, Winter 2000Mugged By Reality City Journal, Summer 1999Steven Malanga discusses his article 'Welfare Reform, Phase Two' with Brian Anderson Podcast: Interview, February 3, 2009WTCThe Twin Towers Project: A Cautionary Tale City Journal, Autumn 2001
City Journal articles - A Priest in Full, 9 January 2009
- A True Humanist, 17 November 2008
- Dead Zone of the Human Spirit, 18 April 2008
- Hands Off the Net, 28 June 2006
- Air America Deflates, 29 April 2006
- The Plot to Shush Rush and O’Reilly, Winter 2006
- Conservatives in Hollywood?!, Autumn 2005
- In with the New, Spring 2005
- On Campus, Conservatives Talk Back, Winter 2005
- We Don’t Need Car Alarms, Autumn 2004
- Spinning the Economy Down, Autumn 2004
- If Not Vouchers?, Spring 2004
- Another Victory for the New Conservative Media, 5 November 2003
- A Holy Mess, Autumn 2003
- We’re Not Losing the Culture Wars Anymore, Autumn 2003
- Silence of the Alarms, 10 July 2003
- Schumerism, Summer 2003
- Silence of the Alarms, Summer 2003
- Schumerism, 21 May 2003
- Why the Battle for the Court Will Be Nasty, Summer 2002
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