The Telos-Paul Piccone Institute

The Telos-Paul Piccone Institute TPPI promotes the scholarly examination of topics in philosophy, politics, history, and culture.

The Telos-Paul Piccone Institute is a non-profit organization focused on developing new ideas for addressing the challenges of modernity worldwide through the resources of particular communities and traditions. Centered around a unique international group of scholars and practitioners, the Institute combines critical analyses of issues of modernity with a sense for alternative approaches in order

to create innovative policy ideas. At the same time, the focus on communities and traditions grounds this vision in terms of local perspectives and decision-making.

New in Telos Insights: Renée Fregosi on how the author Boualem Sansal has become the target of left-wing propaganda.
06/02/2026

New in Telos Insights: Renée Fregosi on how the author Boualem Sansal has become the target of left-wing propaganda.

by Renée Fregosi

New in Telos Insights: Russell A. Berman on Konrad Weiss's 1933 essay "The Christian Epimetheus," whose negative politic...
05/16/2026

New in Telos Insights: Russell A. Berman on Konrad Weiss's 1933 essay "The Christian Epimetheus," whose negative political theology influenced Carl Schmitt. We also present an English translation of the essay's conclusion.

by Russell A. Berman

New in Telos Insights: Adrian Pabst on the fragmentation of British politics following the end of two-party dominance, a...
05/14/2026

New in Telos Insights: Adrian Pabst on the fragmentation of British politics following the end of two-party dominance, and the case for a new political settlement built on cultural moderation, economic renewal, and accountable government.

by Adrian Pabst

New in Telos Insights: Tim Rosenberger reflects on last weekend's attempted assassination at the White House Corresponde...
04/30/2026

New in Telos Insights: Tim Rosenberger reflects on last weekend's attempted assassination at the White House Correspondents' Dinner and how secular ethics, lacking Christianity's prohibition on sacrifice, produces individuals who reason their way to political violence.

by Tim Rosenberger

New in Telos Insights: Tony Spanakos on the foreign policy of the second Trump administration and the new era of great p...
04/29/2026

New in Telos Insights: Tony Spanakos on the foreign policy of the second Trump administration and the new era of great power relations.

by Tony Spanakos

New in Telos Insights: Thomas Zimmer on the complex attitude of contemporary Chinese intellectuals toward the West [in C...
04/28/2026

New in Telos Insights: Thomas Zimmer on the complex attitude of contemporary Chinese intellectuals toward the West [in Chinese, with English summary]

by Thomas Zimmer

New in Telos Insights: Tim Rosenberger discusses how Pope Leo XIV's recent anti-war statements conflict with Catholic ju...
04/18/2026

New in Telos Insights: Tim Rosenberger discusses how Pope Leo XIV's recent anti-war statements conflict with Catholic just war doctrine and depart from established Church teaching on use of force.

by Tim Rosenberger

EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT: Register today for a panel discussion at the Univ. of California, Irvine, on the nature of the regim...
04/15/2026

EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT: Register today for a panel discussion at the Univ. of California, Irvine, on the nature of the regime in China, the threat to Taiwan, and what the US should do to face this threat.

A Panel Discussion at University of California, Irvine. Register today!

New in Telos Insights: Alexandra Farkas Bandl examines how the myth of German-Jewish normality masks persistent unease a...
04/13/2026

New in Telos Insights: Alexandra Farkas Bandl examines how the myth of German-Jewish normality masks persistent unease and deep-seated reservations rooted in both historical experience and present-day relations.

by Alexandra Farkas Bandl

New in Telos Insights: Tim Rosenberger on Pope Leo XIV's recent address to the Vatican Tribunal, the limitations of lega...
04/08/2026

New in Telos Insights: Tim Rosenberger on Pope Leo XIV's recent address to the Vatican Tribunal, the limitations of legal positivism, and the role of virtue, moral formation, and charity in achieving justice.

by Tim Rosenberger

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