July 04, 2014
Hang Tough, Israel
Many of my libertarian friends are relentless critics of Israel. I have taken the liberty of translating this marvelous response by the Argentine writer Marcos Aguinis. “In our postmodern times…
Month: July 2014
July 04, 2014
What to a Libertarian is the Fourth of July?
Most libertarians have a special place in their heart for the Declaration of Independence. With its ringing endorsement of natural, inalienable rights, its insistence of the right of the people…
July 03, 2014
Left-Libertarian Perspective(s) on Hobby Lobby
Some varying takes on the Hobby Lobby decision, from four of my left-libertarian comrades at the Center for a Stateless Society; or, what to say about apparent conflicts between state…
July 03, 2014
WHO’s not checking their references?
It’s important to make sure that your empirical claims are correct–especially if you’re using them to make arguments that directly affect people’s lives. Last year the World Health Organization published…
July 02, 2014
A few more bits and pieces about Hobby Lobby
Some pieces I liked: Paul Horwitz Julian Sanchez Damon Linker —– Notwithstanding my worries about the theory of the corporation, I would have favored the Obama administration working out an…
July 01, 2014
Blogging the ARPS: Evans
See the introduction to and explanation of this series of posts. Tribal-State Relations in the Anglosphere, by Laura E. Evans Indigenous politics is a perpetually-understudied topic (or set of topics)…