Nightcap

  1. Fastballs, Curveballs, and the Market Process — RIP Jerry Ellig Peter Boettke, Coordination Problem
  2. Hedge fund humbugs Chris Dillow, Stumbling & Mumbling
  3. Libertarian terrorists? Ron Paul, RPWC
  4. On blaming the British Empire David Crane, Spectator

Nightcap

  1. Robinhood and redditors (and free markets, too) Roger Koppl, EconLog
  2. Dog years (communism in Poland) Ania Spyra, Colorado Review
  3. The political economy of liberal democracy (pdf) Mukand & Rodrik, EJ
  4. Fresh whole milk Claudia Smith, Southwest Review

Nightcap

  1. A Coasian argument for a parliamentary system Asher Meir, Money Illusion
  2. Statesmanship as human excellence Daniel Mahoney, Modern Age
  3. Another Liberty Canon: Nietzsche Barry Stocker, NOL
  4. Working remotely Steven Malanga, City Journal

Nightcap

  1. The hidden story of the Singapore Mutiny Francis Sempa, ARB
  2. The rise and fall of Rhodesia Xan Smiley, Literary Review
  3. Illusions of “American” empire Santiago Ramos, Commonweal
  4. China’s quiet play for Latin America Margaret Myers, Noema

Nightcap

  1. it is precisely through crisis that we find our freedom” Asad Dandia, LARB
  2. Orientalism, racism, and Islam Irfan Khawaja, Policy of Truth
  3. In a healthy society that brokenness would weaken radicalism’s appeal” Ross Douthat, NY Times
  4. The United States really is an imperial power (pdf) David Hendrickson, American Political Thought

Nightcap

  1. Farewell to the “midnight economist” Garry Galles, Power & Market
  2. The death of economic policy Chris Dillow, Stumbling & Mumbling
  3. Against in-person schooling (and praise unions) Irfan Khawaja, Policy of Truth
  4. More neon, less sprawl Addison del Mastro, American Conservative

Nightcap

  1. Reading Antigone in the age of coronavirus Spencer Klavan, L & L
  2. Rawls, Antigone, and the tragic irony of norms Aris Trantidis, NOL
  3. The Arctic is starting to really heat up Sharon Burke, War on the Rocks
  4. First among Satans (fantastic) Kareem Shaheen, Newlines

Nightcap

  1. What’s not wrong with libertarianism? (pdf) Tom Palmer, Critical Review
  2. A civilizational foreign policy? Samuel Gregg, Modern Age
  3. The case against fiscal austerity? Ed Dolan, Open Society
  4. The minimum wage paper that needs to be written Vincent Geloso

Nightcap

  1. In praise of Donald Trump’s foreign policy Bartle Bull, Critic
  2. Testing the narrative of Prussian decline Ethan Soefje, Age of Revolutions
  3. Blame the Boomers? Arnold Kling, askblog
  4. Freedom from the market Henry Farrell, Crooked Timber

Nightcap

  1. …less government means more unpaid, and too often unrecognized, work for women.” Angela Dills, RCL
  2. The Arab Spring is ten years old Hisham Melham, Newlines
  3. Federation of the Arab world? Notes On Liberty
  4. Myths of British sovereignty and isolation: common law and civil law Barry Stocker, NOL

Nightcap

  1. God’s many mansions Christopher Howse, Spectator
  2. America, the exceptional? Steve Lagerfeld, Hedgehog Review
  3. Liberté sans Frontières and ‘Western Guilt’ Jessica Whyte, Radical Philosophy
  4. Have you paid that poll tax? Rachel Gunter, Not Even Past

Nightcap

  1. A brief cultural history of work sucking Isha Aran, New Republic
  2. Why Jerry Taylor must resign from Niskanen Jason Brennan, 200-Proof Liberals
  3. How epidemic predictors got it all wrong Branko Milanovic, globalinequality
  4. Hayek, Mises, Slobodian, and federalism (pdf) David Gordon, QJAE

Nightcap

  1. Democracy and double standards Richard Samuelson, Law & Liberty
  2. “Sovereign Britain” Christopher Bertram, London Review of Books

Nightcap

  1. On neoliberalism and human rights Zachary Manfredi, LPE
  2. How to work out like Stephen Curry Ethan Strauss, ESPN
  3. Federal minimum wage at $15? Tyler Cowen, MR
  4. James Harden and the myth of heliocentrism Nick Slater, Current Affairs

Nightcap

  1. Modern war in the age of identity politics Annie Jacobsen, Wired
  2. Most thoughtful piece on the Trump presidency (so far) Arnold Kling, askblog
  3. Perfect capitalism, imperfect human beings (pdf) Quinn Slobodian, CEH
  4. The ongoing struggle for our liberties Samuel Goldman, Law & Liberty