by Robert Gressis ___ Libertarians, like Robert Nozick, care most of all about negative freedom, i.e., freedom from interference. If you have little money, but
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Wider Than Science, Deeper Than Politics
by Mark English I once came across a cartoon from the early 20th century depicting a street scene with everyone – pedestrians, business people and
Mini-Symposium on Sex and Gender: Foucault and the Construction of Transgender Children
by Heather Brunskell-Evans ___ Thirty years ago, ‘the transgender child’ would not have made sense to the general public, nor would it have made sense
The End of Traditional Civil Rights?
by Daniel A. Kaufman ___ I’m concerned that we may be witnessing the beginning of the end of civil rights, as traditionally understood. The fight
Notes on Conservatism, Liberalism and Some Other Political Orientations
by Daniel A. Kaufman ___ It is to be counted as a blessing that two of our most fundamental political terms, ‘liberal’ and ‘conservative’, wear
Classical Liberalism (Part Two)
The second of my two-part conversation with our own David Ottlinger on Classical Liberalism and its fortunes in the US. Originally aired on January 23,