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I’ve written a review of Anthony de Jasay’s latest work, Justice and Its Surroundings, which is nothing less than brilliant. (It’s the book that’s brilliant, not the review.) When the…
I’ve written a review of Anthony de Jasay’s latest work, Justice and Its Surroundings, which is nothing less than brilliant. (It’s the book that’s brilliant, not the review.) When the…
I’ve written a review of Anthony de Jasay’s latest work, Justice and Its Surroundings, which is nothing less than brilliant. (It’s the book that’s brilliant, not the review.) When the…
I’ve written a review of Anthony de Jasay’s latest work, Justice and Its Surroundings, which is nothing less than brilliant. (It’s the book that’s brilliant, not the review.) When the…
I’ve written a review of Anthony de Jasay’s latest work, Justice and Its Surroundings, which is nothing less than brilliant. (It’s the book that’s brilliant, not the review.) When the…
I just got the latest book from my old dissertation supervisor at Oxford University, John Gray. It’s called Straw Dogs: Thoughts on Humans and Other Animals. Here’s an important passage:…
As September 17 was Constitution Day, I traveled with my colleagues John Samples and Amy Mitchell to James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia (as one professor there said, “It’s not…
The Chronicle of Higher Education has a thoughtful piece on Karl Popper, in which I have a nice little walk-on role.
I’ve published a comment on a piece by David Bollier of the New America Foundation. You’ll have to read his essay and then mine, followed by his response. I should…
I’m giving a talk this morning on “Analytical Foundations of Journalism and Public Policy Analysis,” in which I will start out with a discussion of concepts and methods derived from…
Junius has posted a thoughtful response to my defense of property. I’m going to write one more response to his fairly moderate critique , and then I’ll let it go…