You should read Joseph Heath’s Morality, Competition, and the Firm. My review of the book, forthcoming in KEIJ, is available online here. Excerpts: Until Joseph Heath came along, philosophical business ethics…
“Even if Libertarianism is Stupid, We’re Still Right.” Excerpt: After reading Benjamin Barber’s careful, fair, charitable, and rigorous essay, I realized Barber is right. Market fundamentalism and libertarianism are cuckoo. We…
BREAKING: Country with ideologically self-contained news and opinion media networks, frequent hyper-segregation by race and class, ideologically homogenous churches or neighborhoods where no one knows anyone who goes to church,…
Learn Liberty – an organization for which I’ve done several videos – has a new blog. I’ve got a piece up there this morning on “affirmative consent” laws and college…
Ben Barber has written a “response” to our essay at Cato Unbound. I put “response” in scare quotes because, unfortunately, it doesn’t seem to address what we’ve said or argued….
Criminal Law and Philosophy just published my paper “Consequences Matter More: In Defense of Instrumentalism on Private versus Public Prisons,” critiquing Alon Harel’s Why Law Matters. Abstract: Alon Harel wants to show that punishment…