from Kevin Vallier, in the latest issue of Isonomia Quarterly.
Don’t forget to check out the rest, which includes essays on Hayek, the geopolitics of Greenland, the nuclear bombing of Nagasaki, and a poem by Robert Frost.
Author: Brandon Christensen
What I’ve been working on
Hi all,
Apologies for not blogging very much. Here’s what I’ve been working on. There is more to come!
New issue of Isonomia Quarterly is out!
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New issue of Isonomia Quarterly is out
You can read the whole thing here.
New issue of Isonomia Quarterly is out
You can read the whole thing here.
New issue of Isonomia Quarterly is out
You can read the whole thing here.
Nightcap
- Towards a Nietzschean liberalism Richard Hanania, RHN
- Isonomia and the liberal’s bet Greyson Ruback, Isonomia Quarterly
- Culture or economics? Fred Bauer, City Journal
- Thomas Aquinas and Islam (pdf) David Burrell, Modern Theology
- Manliness and trust in God Paul Seaton, Law & Liberty
- Are the kids al(t)right? Michael Anton, Claremont Review of Books
- BAP admits the American federal order is the best of second bests
- The poetry of New England James Wilson, Modern Age
Nightcap
- Great piece on the American culture wars Lawrence M. Mead, NA
- On the past & present aims of conservatism Daniel McCarthy, NC
- Civilization, colonialism, and Isaiah Berlin Eric Schliesser, D&I
- Young Chinese rediscover wet markets Fan Yiying, Sixth Tone
Nightcap
- French Laïcité, Free Speech, and Unreasonable Views Eric Schliesser, Crooked Timber
Nightcap
- Locksley Hall (19th century poem) by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
- India, China, and the future of Christianity George Weigel, First Things
- The quiet part about Russia and NATO Branko Marcetic, RS
- Did life exist on Mars? Other planets? With AI’s help, we may know soon
Nightcap
- Fantastic 1947 essay on world federalism under the US constitution (pdf)
- Greater Poland Ethnographic Park
- The tragedy of Stafford Beer (cybersocialism) Kevin Munger, Crooked Timber
- Democracy or liberalism for the Middle East? Jonathan Dean, Law & Liberty
Nightcap
- I have more to say on this, but worth a gander Anton Jäger, NY Times
- I have more to say on this, too Quinn Slobodian (interview), Portside
- The case against anarcho-capitalism: “people are unable or unwilling to exercise their exit option“
- Anarcho-capitalists hate costs, not taxes (scroll up, and click here for more)
Nightcap
- Eurocentric cosmopolitanism Peter Ramsay, Northern Star
- Roman Abramovich art collection revealed Jonathan Jones, Guardian
- How Africans wrote their own history Isaac Samuel, AHE
- The two-parent advantage W Bradford Wilcox, City Journal
Nightcap
- Can we learn anything from Africa’s pre-colonial polities? (pdf) Oyebade Oyerinde, C+T
- B.S. jobs and the coming crisis of meaning Brian Boyd, New Atlantis
- Government isn’t the only problem Rick Weber, Notes On Liberty
- Can Poland and Ukraine end their grain spat? Svitlana Morenets, Spectator
Nightcap
- Indigenous cultures and imperial Britain Madeline Grimm, Marginalia
- Law, property rights, and air pollution (pdf) Murray Rothbard, Cato Journal
- The importance of a Senate for republics Ioannis Evrigenis, Liberty Matters
- Disagree with this (no federation), but worth a gander Amartya Sen, Guardian
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