Keith Woods writes long-form essays on nationalism, religion, film and the philosophy of modernity from a right-wing nationalist perspective. Issues include a critical reading of JD Vance's religious memoir, a review of the film Digger, and an announcement of a co-authored book on Gnosticism and Prometheanism.
Website: https://www.keithwoods.com
Pietas Publica publishes short essays on Christianity, nationhood and public life, written from a Protestant, nationalist-leaning perspective. Issues engage specific theological and political arguments, such as presuppositional apologetics, ethnic nationalism and immigration enforcement, using formal distinctions.
EAGNA is an Irish journal-style newsletter offering news and commentary on Irish politics, history and culture from an openly nationalist, Gaelic-oriented perspective. Issues mix reported items with opinionated essays on Irish-American relations, the Taoiseach's rhetoric on 1916 and the triple lock, and the philosophy of clothing and identity.
Essays by Corey J. Mahler on identity, symbols, and tradition, arguing for a particular account of national and ethnic symbols. Other pieces apply game theory (the Prisoner's Dilemma, Newcomb's paradox) to society and link the transcendentals of truth, goodness, and beauty to Christian doctrine.
Essays on the history of Islamic law, institutions and governance, and on how nationalism and culture intersect in the modern Middle East. Each issue is an academic-style examination that compares Western and Islamic ideas of state, religion and authority.
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