Nightcap

  1. British and American fascism, past and present Priya Satia, Los Angeles Review of Books
  2. Why a world state is inevitable: the logic of anarchy (pdf) Alexander Wendt, EJIR
  3. Greater Britain or greater synthesis? (pdf) Daniel Deudney, RIS
  4. The Sung empire vs. the Byzantine “republic” Branko Milanovic, globalinequality

Nightcap

  1. Conventional economics is more radical than Marxism Chris Dillow, Stumbling & Mumbling
  2. What is “conservatism” in the US these days? Daniel McCarthy, Claremont Review of Books
  3. The cultural contradictions of American education Kay Hymowitz, National Affairs
  4. Political bargaining in a federation: Buchanan meets Coase (pdf) Mark Gradstein, CEPR

Nightcap

  1. Hong Kong voices in American politics Hui & Shum, Diplomat
  2. Who would rather stay at home alone? Elizabeth Brina, Gulf Coast
  3. The Carolingians, the Church, & constitutions (pdf) Andrew Young, SSJ
  4. How common is democracy throughout history? David Stasavage, Aeon

Nightcap

  1. The Syrian intervention at 10 Paul Antonopoulous, antiwar.com (h/t Mark from Placerville)
  2. Pitting people against each other” (pdf) Waheed Hussain, P&PA
  3. The mythical war scare of 1983 Simon Miles, War on the Rocks
  4. History’s empire William Anthony Hay, Law & Liberty

Nightcap

  1. NATO, Russia, and bias (values vs. empirics) Rachel Epstein, Duck of Minerva
  2. Leftists loathe libertarians at DC think tank Daniel Lippman, Politico
  3. Free speech, committees, and Georgetown law Jason Brennan, 200-Proof Liberals
  4. Biden and his anti-socialist stimulus legislation Thomas Knapp, WLGC
  5. Contemplating nullification in the U.S. federation NEO, nebraskaenergyobserver

Nightcap

  1. Experiments in self-reliance (Thoreau to Texas) Jonathan Malesic, Commonweal
  2. The Aztec revival in California’s public schools Christopher Silvester, Critic
  3. Racism, Georgetown law, and Salem witch trials John McWhorter, It Bears Mentioning
  4. How Ron Paul empowered the Federal Reserve George Selgin, Alt-M

Nightcap

  1. Should international law be part of our law? (pdf) McGinnis & Somin, Stanford Law Review
  2. Are small autonomous political units economically viable? Chhay Lin Lim, NOL
  3. Institutions, machines, and complex orders Federico Sosa Valle, NOL
  4. Classical liberalism and the nation-state Edwin van de Haar, NOL

Nightcap

  1. Plague and empire in the early modern Ottoman realm Rafael Nieto-Bello, Not Even Past
  2. Racist dreams and repentant racists Irfan Khawaja, Policy of Truth
  3. Pandemic death narratives in Mexico and the U.S.A. Rafael Luévano, LA Review of Books
  4. Why I hate Shakespeare Michael Huemer, Fake Noûs

Nightcap

  1. Roman and Ottoman treasures in Algeria William Dalrymple, Financial Times
  2. Is Israel a Jewish state, or The Jewish state? Michael Koplow, Ottomans & Zionists
  3. Recovering the socialist free trade tradition Marc-William Palen, I & G Forum
  4. A Muslim woman and the sea (Algeria) Jacques Delacroix, Notes On Liberty

Nightcap

  1. Segregating identity (Amanda Gorman) Kenan Malik, Observer
  2. Toward a more global history of capitalism Andrew Liu, Spectre
  3. Geopolitics as theory: federal-republicanism (pdf) Daniel Deudney, EJIR
  4. Argentina’s alternate history María Mazzoni, Age of Revolutions

Nightcap

  1. The miseducation of America’s elites Bari Weiss, City Journal
  2. Fear, loathing, and surrealism in Russia Emina Melonic, Law & Liberty
  3. Cancelling Adam Smith Brian Micklethwait, Samizdata
  4. Artificial Intelligence and humanity Kazuo Ishiguro (interview), Wired

Nightcap

  1. Good for him
  2. Good question
  3. Libertarians need less of this
  4. And more of this

Nightcap

  1. In defense of Jeff Sachs, but… Branko Milanovic, globalinequality
  2. The continuing mystery of the Belt and Road Yuan Jiang, Diplomat
  3. The Silk Road and re-globalization Pechlaner & Thees, global-e
  4. The Hawley-Smoot Tariff and the Great Depression David Glasner, Uneasy Money

Nightcap

  1. Free speech is more important than ever Niall Ferguson, Quillette
  2. Is it racist to expect black kids to do real math? John McWhorter, It Bears Mentioning
  3. Revolt of the three feudatories Wikipedia
  4. War and trade in the peaceful century (pdf) Karlsson & Hedberg, EHR

Nightcap

  1. Paul Krugman and public urination Irfan Khawaja, Policy of Truth
  2. Federal-republican earth constitutions (pdf) Daniel Deudney, TGSWP
  3. Right-wing folk politics Chris Shaw, Libertarian Ideal
  4. Why autocracy in Russia always fails Rodric Braithwaite, Spectator