Paul Hollander is a Hungarian-born sociologist and political scientist known for his extensive scholarship on anti-Americanism, political violence, and communist systems. A professor emeritus at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, he authored influential works including *Political Pilgrims* and *Anti-Americanism*. He contributed essays and book reviews to The Weekly Standard from 2001 to 2015, often exploring ideological extremism, totalitarianism, and cultural criticism.
Time and again it is reported that Muslim terrorists in the process of inflicting lethal bodily harm (with firearms, explosives, knives, or by running over people with cars) shout “God is Great!” (Allahu Akbar). It is a remarkable and seemingly puzzling phenomenon that has received little…
The Age of American Unreason
On Burchett
Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing?
A Guest in My Own Country
My Correct Views on Everything
America Against the World
IN THE AFTERMATH of the attacks of September 11, attempts are being made in the United States and elsewhere to understand the hatred of the attackers by shifting responsibility for it onto their target, the United States. We are witnessing a new outpouring of anti-Americanism on a scale not seen…