In Defense of Red Tape
Procurement in government is difficult, but rules and regulations make it better.
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The Online Quest for Community
“What happened to Brock??” I will never forget the moment I saw these words. On Monday morning more than two
Trade Agreements as Diplomacy
In terms of economic progress, today’s capitalist-based format, which has triumphed in many corners of the globe, is
Gender Confirmation Surgery and the "Cosmetic" Cost
When it comes to gender confirmation surgery, insurance coverage can be a difficult web of hypocrisy to weave through. Transgender
Adam Smith's Radical Tools
No society can surely be flourishing and happy, of which the far greater part of the members are poor and
If You See Voting, Say Nothing
It’s an article of faith among some anarchists and authoritarians that voting is an irrational action. There’s a
A Conversation About Liberal Democracy
[The following came out of an email conversation between Martin Gurri and Adam Gurri that took place January 16–18
Liberalism Without Principles
“[M]y hunch is that Western social and political thought may have had the last conceptual revolution it needs,” Richard
Resisting Segregation in Cleveland and Across the Country
The Great Migration of African Americans from the Jim Crow South was a monumental event in American history. The character
How White "Wokeness" Has Deflected From Real Change
Last spring an all-too familiar and frankly commonplace tragedy sparked a nearly unprecedented, worldwide movement in the protests for
Trump Versus Twitter
Last week following the fascist insurrection at the Capitol Building, Twitter permanently suspended Republican President Donald Trump’s account. The
Why Israeli Democracy Is Unstable and Corrupt
As Israel enters another round of elections, it seems clear that something is seriously wrong. Over the past two years,
1795 and 1934: Condorcet on Monopoly, Tyranny and Economic Justice
Marie-Jean-Antoine-Nicolas de Caritat (better known as the Marquis de Condorcet) was a pioneer in probability theory, a