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Misappropriating Douglass
Frederick Douglass deserves every bit of the accolades heaped upon him, but he was not a libertarian—and this isn’t a close call.
The Democratic Peace as a Spontaneous Order
The importance of liberal democracy as a social system rather than merely as a state.
Democracy Demands Open Borders
Every immigrant is a vote for America. Every deportation is a vote against America.
Adam Smith: Left, Right, Other, or All of the Above?
On the political outlook and ideology of the great Scottish philosopher.
Only One Candidate for President in 2024 Has Made and Will Make a Mockery of the Law
Republican hysterics over the hush money verdict are nothing but a projection of the second Trump term they hope for.
Misunderstanding Early Modern Japan
Jacobin's analysis of "Shogun" betrays an ignorance of the basic history.
Contributing to the Liberal Project as a Writer: A Primer
How writing from the very abstract to the very particular can help to advance a liberal agenda.
The Moral Gulf Between Liberals and Populists
A reply to Matthew Sleat's review of "Freedom from Fear."
The Successes and Failures of the Nordic Model: Kjell Ostberg on Swedish Social Democracy
Can we still draw hope from the past successes of Swedish social democracy?
