By Christopher Hitchens
Los Angeles Times
May 21, 1995
The first requirement of any person commenting on immigration is, it seems, that he or she say what is really on his or her mind. Peter Brimelow m...
By Daniel Stoffman
The Toronto Star
Alien Nation: Common Sense About America's Immigration Disaster
By Peter Brimelow Random House, 306 pages, $33.50
In Canada, immigration is usually portrayed as a l...
By Thomas Sowell
May 18, 1995, Copyright Creators Syndicate Inc.
Peter Brimelow may become the Charles Murray of immigration, even if his book "Alien Nation" never sells as many copies as "The Bell ...
The Washington Times, May 13, 1995, Page C3
By Stuart Anderson
The United States is like a rickety lifeboat, its culture is fragile, the American nation will be "snuffed out," and the nation-state itse...
By Philip Bennett
Boston Globe, May 12, 1995
BOOK REVIEW
ALIEN NATION
Common Sense About America's Immigration Disaster
Random House, 327 pp., illustrated, $24
Immigration may be as close as...
By Peter Worthington
The Toronto Sun
May 11, 1995
[See also Author Challenges Immigration Myths, By Peter Worthington, April 27, 1995]
A couple of columns ago I wrote about a startling new book that'...
Fear Of An Immigrant Nation
Ideas: A controversial call for 'racial balance'
Newsweek, May 8, 1995
By Tom Morganthau
If immigration becomes a wedge issue in the 1996 campaign, Peter Brimelow may be...
Mark Taub on the row over America's latest anti-immigration zealot
The Guardian (London)May 5, 1995
WHEN RICHARD Herrnstein and Charles Murray's The Bell Curve was published in the United States last...
The National Interest—Jacob Weisberg
Xenophobia For Beginners
New York Magazine, April 1995
Peter Brimelow's 'Alien Nation" may do for immigrant bashing what Charles Murray's "the Bell Curve" did for...
