Latest news (Page 84)
Machiavelli and the Liberal Republic
It is hard to not think of ancient Rome when walking the streets of Washington, DC. Rome’s legacy is
Richard Fierro: Real American Hero
The events that unfolded in a small LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs last fall could have been ripped from the
Minority and Coalition Governments: A Primer
When the dust settled at the end of the 2022 midterms, and the GOP’s red wave failed to materialize,
Degrowth: Neither Left Nor Right, But Backward
Degrowth. The word itself is shocking. For anyone accustomed to the assumptions of positive economic growth in public policy and
The Case Against Dictatorship
The problem with democracies is that they are sclerotic, indecisive, and dithering; by contrast, states ruled by strong and capable
Regime Change Is Still Illiberal
Few words have become more loaded in the vocabulary of American international relations than ‘regime change’. As documents regarding the
Emotional Supports to Liberalism: Timothy Stacey's Saving Liberalism From Itself
The rosy blush of its laughing heir, the Enlightenment, seems also to be irretrievably fading, and the idea of duty
Inventing Invention: Brad DeLong's Slouching Towards Utopia
In the 19th century, some of the world—the “global north”—began to grow rich. It began at a jog
Sportswashing: What It Is, Who Does It, and How to Stop It
Sportswashing has received significant attention recently, particularly due to the rise of the Saudi Arabia sponsored LIV Golf and the
The Lovejoy Trap: Fascism Masquerading As Care
Protecting children from danger: it’s one of the most virtuous aims we can think of. Children are seen as
The Housing Crisis Is Nationwide
Perhaps the most salient feature of American individualism that has asserted itself in political culture has been a particular affinity
Does an Autogolpe Justify International Sanctions?
Economic sanction regimes, of which we can see applied to nations the world over, have been applied to countries for