Studies in Burke and His Time
Welcome to Studies in Burke and His Time, the journal of the Edmund Burke Society of America.
Our journal editors are Elizabeth Lambert and Michael Brown, and the executive editor is Ian Crowe. Our webmaster is Peter L. Edman. Please direct all articles, review submissions, and correspondence in the first instance to Ian Crowe: iancrowe@bac.edu or Belmont Abbey College, 100 Belmont-Mt Holly Road, Belmont, NC 28012.
Volume 30 (2021)
- John G. Grove, The Consecrated State
- Madeleine Armstrong, Burke’s ‘Age of Chivalry’: The Foundation of Civilized Liberty
- Nobuhiko Nakazawa, Burke’s Nuanced Praise of Smith’s Theory of Moral Sentiments: the Religious Character of Burke’s Notion of the Sublime in his Philosophical Enquiry
- Kirk Center Seminar Series:
- E. Wesley Reynolds, III, London’s Coffeehouse Literati and the Rise of the Public Man in the Eighteenth Century
Explore previous volumes
- VOLUME 29 (2020)
- VIRGIL MARTIN NEMOIANU, Burke on the Goodness of Beauty and the Virtue of Taste
- RALPH E. ANCIL, The Un-Burkean Economic Policy of Edmund Burke
- JOHN BOERSMA, Toward a Burkean Theory of Constitutional Interpretation
- JOSE RAMON GARCIA-HERNANDEZ, Edmund Burke’s Whig Response to the Eighteenth-Century Crisis of Legitimacy
- VOLUME 28 (2019)
- , Burke’s Speech on the Test and Corporation Acts
- LUKE SHEAHAN, Conservative, Pluralist, Sociologist: Robert Nisbet’s Burke
- VIGEN GUROIAN, Burke and Kirk on Radical Ideology in Modern Times
- WILFRED McCLAY, A “Generous Loyalty”: The Vindication of a Forgotten Virtue
- ANDRE GUSHURST-MOORE, A Letter from Thomas More to Thomas Cromwell, 1534
- IVONE MOREIRA, Rousseau’s General Will and the Risk of Tyranny
- TROY FEAY, Blessed Frédéric Ozanam on Revolution
- VOLUME 27 (2018)
- SAMUEL BURGESS, Edmund Burke, the Common Lawyers, and the Natural Law
- NOBUHIKO NAKAZAWA, An Overlooked Aspect of the Burke-Paine Controversy
- PAWEL HANCZEWSKI, ‘When Liberty and Order Kiss’: Edmund Burke and the History Articles in the Annual Register
- VOLUME 26 (2016-2017)
- JOHN FAULKNER, Thomas Copeland’s Account of the Editing of Burke’s Correspondence
- 2016 Conference marking the completion of the Oxford University Press edition of Burke’s Writings and Speeches
- VOLUME 25 (2015)
- REGINA JANES, Edmund Burke: The Man with Too Many Countries
- DAVID E. WHITE, Burke, Barry, and Bishop Butler
- DAVID CLARE, Brian Friel’s Invocation of Edmund Burke in ‘Philadelphia, Here I Come!’
- JAMES MATTHEW WILSON, Is Burke Conservatism’s Intellectual Father?
- VOLUME 24 (2014)
- MATT SAYLER, ‘A Little False Geography’: Edmund Burke as Edward Waverley
- MICHAEL BROWN, The English Identity of Edmund Burke
- IAN CROWE, Echoes from Mulla’s Shore: Spenserian Currents and Edmund Burke’s Early Literary Career in London
- VOLUME 23 (2013)
- AARON D. HOFFMAN, Joseph Ellis’s Burkean Founding
- ELIZABETH LAMBERT, The Scholarly Factories
- JEFFREY O. NELSON, Burke’s American Characters
- JOSEPH PAPPIN III, Edmund Burke and Leo Strauss and the Charge of ‘Historicism’