Angelo M. Codevilla
Professor Emeritus of International Relations, Boston University
Angelo M. Codevilla
Senior Fellow
Angelo M. Codevilla (1943–2021) was a Senior Fellow and a Member of the Board of Advisors for The Independent Review at the Independent Institute and Professor Emeritus of International Relations at Boston University. He received his Ph.D. in Security Studies, U.S. Foreign Policy, and Political Theory from Claremont Graduate School.
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{content}The Specter of Chinese Civilization
On Chinese and Western models of governance.
Epitaph for the ‘War on Terror’
Avenging 9/11 and preventing its recurrence was justification for putting enormous effort and money into unrelated or even counterproductive activities the ruling class sold to us as antiterrorism.
Make War, Get War: What Is the Government Mandating?
The Democratic Party’s practical error is the hubris by which it has forgotten that when you make war on anyone, they may well make war on you.
Graveyard of Narratives
Afghanistan, et al., for the record
The Silence of the Shepherds
The combination of establishment misrule and Republican impotence leaves the field open to whomever takes it upon himself to lead.
What Is Trump?
To be worthy of following, post-Trump leadership must become consistent in deed with the insight that vaulted Donald Trump to public attention.
Oligarchy, and Remedies
The American people, divided as they are, cannot purge the oligarchs from what had been republican...
American Exodus
Don’t wait for the oligarchy to let you in. Just walk away.
Dismounting the COVID Tiger
The oligarchy’s chosen method of “reopening” after the pandemic shows that it intends to attempt to validate the harm it did over the previous year. Will it work?
Doctors, Doctored Numbers, and Democracy
Many of our so-called health experts are acting less like good doctors and more like bad politicians.
