March 06, 2018
Promoting Liberty or Provoking the Left?
Here are a few thoughts for college libertarians who are able to invite speakers to campus and how they might do so in the most productive ways. Let me start…
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February 01, 2018
Political Stability in the Open Society
John Thrasher and I have published an article in the American Journal of Political Science, “Political Stability in the Open Society,” that BHL readers may find of interest. If you’re interested…
January 08, 2018
Religious Exemptions Volume
For people interested in the normative dimensions of religious exemptions, Michael Weber and I have just published a new anthology of articles with Oxford University Press. We’re very happy with…
October 30, 2017
Permissionless Innovation
Some time ago, I wrote this little piece. For Learn Liberty. Russ Roberts and I got to talk about it. A very interesting conversation, from my perspective. I always learn…
August 08, 2017
The Bourgeois Argument for Freer Immigration
Donald Trump wants to make immigration merit-based. While many people will reject that view on a variety of grounds, some nonetheless think that admitting educated, wealthier persons is preferable to…
May 26, 2017
The Moral Imperative of School Choice
In my new Niskanen Center essay, I argue that school choice is a moral imperative. This is so even if school choice produces no boost to educational outcomes. If you value…