"a lively, cantankerous takedown of a juicy target" that scored "lots of entertaining points against the insufferable posturing and unreadable prose that pervades identity studies". Sohbab Ahmari, in The Wall Street Journal, praised the book for its exposure of relativism on campus, while Andrew Delbanco, in The New York Times Book Review, found Bawer's complaints outdated, arguing that universities, in Delbanco's view, are returning to traditional subjects. National Reviews Jay Nordlinger, on the other hand, praised the book's "wonderfulness" and wrote: "I wish people would read The Victims' Revolution. I especially wish it of students and others in academia." Islam: Other writings and activities After moving to Europe, Bawer worked for a time as a columnist and translator for the website of Human Rights Service, an Oslo-based think tank focused on immigration and integration issues. He has also written for FrontPage Magazine websites, for City Journal, for the Gatestone Institute website, and on his blog. The New Quislings: How the International Left Used the Oslo Massacre to Silence Debate about Islam (2012) is an e-book by Bawer about the aftermath of the mass murders committed by Anders Behring Breivik on July 22, 2011. Bawer has been regarded as being part of the counter-jihad movement. Later books In 2017, Bawer published The Alhambra: A Novel of Islam in Europe. In 2019 Bawer published a short book called A Marriage Made at the Copa, about his parents, and two collections of essays entitled Islam and So Far. Translated text Since living in Europe, Bawer has translated all or part of several books from Norwegian to English, including the following: Jørn Holme, The Security Council Chamber (Press, 2018) Renate Nedregård, Vestre (Press, 2017) Geir Thomas Risåsen, Eidsvollsbygningen (Press, 2016) National Tourist Routes in Norway (Press, 2015) Jan Freuchen, Columna Transatlantica (Press, 2015) Daniela Büchten, ed., Propaganda (Press, 2014) Pål Brekke and Fredrik Broms, Northern Lights (Press, 2013) , Barents Portraits (Press, 2013) Magne Furuholmen, In Transit (Press, 2013) , Racing (Press, 2012) , a-ha: photographs 1994–2010 (Press, 2012) Various authors, Peter Fischli, David Weiss: Rock on Top of Another Rock (Press, 2012) Various authors: Mark Dion: Den (Press, 2012) Henrik H. Langeland, OSL2011 (Press, 2011) Sigbjørn Sigbjørnson, Taxi: A Photographic Journey (Press, 2010) , a-ha: The Swing of Things 1985–2010 (2004 edition translated by Donald Tumasonis; translation revised and new material translated by Bawer) (Press, 2010) , ed., Neighbourhood Secrets (Press, 2009) Berit