My review of Michael Otsuka’s Libertarianism Without Inequality is now available online. Comments welcome. (Some comments already appeared here, here, and here.) P.S. Anyone interested in socialist criticism of libertarianism,…
It’s going to be quite interesting to watch the confirmation hearings on Alberto Gonzales’s nomination to the post of Attorney General. It’s disturbing that we’ve gotten to the point where…
It’s going to be quite interesting to watch the confirmation hearings on Alberto Gonzales’s nomination to the post of Attorney General. It’s disturbing that we’ve gotten to the point where…
It’s going to be quite interesting to watch the confirmation hearings on Alberto Gonzales’s nomination to the post of Attorney General. It’s disturbing that we’ve gotten to the point where…
It’s going to be quite interesting to watch the confirmation hearings on Alberto Gonzales’s nomination to the post of Attorney General. It’s disturbing that we’ve gotten to the point where…
My thoughts on the relationship between liberalism, republicanism, and virtue are now captured for the ages in my review in the most recent Cato Journal (Volume 24, No. 3, Fall…
My colleague David Boaz passed on to me an essay from the Washington Post that I had missed while away. Sanford J. Ungar, a distinguished journalist and president of Goucher…
I’ve been reading a blog by a fine writer of English (an American) in Ukraine that’s full of interesting bits of information on goings on there. Le Sabot Post-Moderne is…
Andrei Illarionov, one of last high-profile classical liberals with a significant voice in Russian public life, has been removed (New York Times; requires simple registration) by President Putin from some…
