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Orwellian Othering Bryan Caplan, EconLog Cancel With Them Irfan Khawaja, Policy of Truth The rise of extreme politics in a federation VOXEU Conquests, atrocities, and non-Europeans Lipton Matthews, Mises Wire
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Hayek (Streeck, Hazony) and world federation and colonialism Eric Schliesser, Digressions & Impressions The new secessionism Jason Sorens, Modern Age Winning the court, losing the constitution John Grove, Law & Liberty The quest for German national identity Anna Corsten, JHIBlog
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In search of the writer-diplomat tradition Robert Fay Trump is plenty capable Will Wilkinson, Open Society The case against Mars Byron Williston, Boston Review Against human colonies Daniel Deudney (interview), LH
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The meaning of Amy Coney Barrett Ross Douthat, NY Times What does Ruth Bader Ginsburg mean for women? Amy Wax, CRB Talking about a constitutional restoration Titus Techera, L&L Give it away (Marcel Mauss) David Graeber, Free Words
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The high stakes of quantum computing Edward Luttwak, American Affairs A metaphor for the socialist calculation debate Rick Weber, NOL The American constitution and its consequences (pdf) Mittal, et al, NBER NATO’s strategic malaise Sara Bjerg Moller, War on the Rocks
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The specter of neocolonialism Deborah Leter, Africa is a Country Sovereignty, IR, and the Westphalian myth (pdf) Andreas Osiander, IO The trouble with police unions Daniel DiSalvo, National Affairs Polycentric democracy and its enemies (pdf) David Andersson, C+T
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The world forager elite Robin Hanson, Overcoming Bias The novel and the middle class Branko Milanovic, globalinequality The new leftist imagination Alexandra Marraccini, LARB Slavery and the Asante Empire Lipton Matthews, Mises Wire
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Vikings in the New World (but no Chinese?) Valerie Hansen, Aeon The 1619 Project is backtracking Robby Soave, Reason “This figure obscures class divisions: for college graduates…” Robert Henderson, City Journal Comparative advantage is not about trade John Wentworth, Less Wrong
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Is Trump more of a socialist than Biden? Shikha Dalmia, the Week How millennials became the burnout generation Anne Petersen, Buzzfeed The myth of harmonious indigenous conservation Baz Edmeades, Quillette Russian history through the Westerner’s gaze Ellie Holbrook, History Today
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Ravenna: where classical Rome, Byzantium and Christianity met Ian Thomson, Spectator ‘Cultural appropriation’ is American cultural imperialism Douglas Murray, UnHerd Will Eastern Mediterranean tensions matter if there is no war? Peter Henne, Duck of Minerva Bolivia: a tale of two countries Maëlle Mariette, Le monde diplomatique
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Conceptions of politics Chris Dillow, Stumbling & Mumbling From bootleg liberalism to Trumpist McCarthyism Irfan Khawaja, Policy of Truth Follow the social science, too Horwitz & Stephenson, EconLog Inequalities and Covid-19 Branko Milanovic, globalinequality
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Dangerous myths about nuclear weapons David Logan, War on the Rocks Honest putdowns Robin Hanson, Overcoming Bias “Sitting next to Sally” John Quiggan, Crooked Timber Hopelessness and the new capitalism Hans Eicholz, Law & Liberty
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Mourning in place Edwidge Danticat, NY Review of Books Is working hard good? Jason Brennan, 200-Proof Liberals When hard work doesn’t equal productive work Mary Lucia Darst, NOL “The actual work of trying to formulate truly alien conceptions of life, consciousness, and thought is mostly yet to be done” Nick Nielsen, GSA
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Schumpeterian enigmas David Glasner, Uneasy Money Is John Roberts the new Anthony Kennedy? Damon Root, Reason “Economics of Federalism” (pdf) Inman & Rubenfield Gray mists & ancient stones Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, New Criterion
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A meditation on suffering Paul Komesaroff, Hedgehog Review What art scolds have in common Aeon Skoble, RCL Coping with bullshit Richard Gunderman, Law & Liberty Paid sick leave and Schelling focal points Rick Weber, NOL
