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During and after World War II the architects of the economic institutions of the liberal international order articulated a compelling
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“In the first three decades of the twentieth century,” Thomas Leonard tells us in Illiberal Reformers, “eugenic ideas were politically
Universal Benefits: More Liberal and More Efficient than Employer Benefits
Early liberals focused on dismantling de jure social hierarchies and mercantilist policies, but the onset of the Industrial Revolution presented
Gimme That Old Time Liberalism: Adam Gopnik’s A Thousand Small Sanities
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Curtailing the "Emergency" Powers of the President
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One Liberal Who Took His Own Side: Richard Rorty's Virtue Liberalism
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A (Left-)Neoliberal Interpretation of Elizabeth Warren
As one of the most progressive candidates in the 2020 field—even to the left of Bernie Sanders on some
The Essentials in the Struggle
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Does Capital Imply Coercion?
This unvoiced question lies hidden at the center of many of the most pressing policy debates in economics today. From