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  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

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  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

Nightcap

  1. Cancelling Dr Seuss Jason Brennan, 200-Proof Liberals
  2. Post-socialist migration Azra Hromadžić, Fieldsites
  3. Presidential war powers Andrew Desiderio, Politico
  4. Cancelling the Muppets Paul du Quenoy, Critic

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  1. Why free speech matters Andrew Doyle, spiked!
  2. Thinking the worst of ourselves Jackson Arn, Hedgehog Review
  3. Feyerabend: Westernization and culture Bill Rein, NOL
  4. Did America have a founding? Jeff Polet, Modern Age

Nightcap

  1. (De)centralized law-making and climate change Josephine van Zeben, SSRN
  2. A defense of maths in economics Chris Dillow, Stumbling & Mumbling
  3. The end of the world John Guzlowski, North American Review
  4. Small business in the urban riots of the 1960s (pdf) Jonathan Bean, TIR

Nightcap

  1. Taiwan as the world’s newest flashpoint Blackwill & Zelikow, War on the Rocks
  2. Witch hunts, economics, and the Holy Roman Empire Johannes Dillinger, Aeon
  3. On deserts Tariq al Haydar, Threepenny Review
  4. System, empire, and state in Chinese IR (pdf) Yongjin Zhang, Review of Int’l Studies

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  1. What did John Calvin think about economics? Steven Wedgeworth, Calvinist International
  2. The ethnocultural borderlands of early Maoist China Benno Weiner, Age of Revolutions
  3. Burning books Akram Aylisli (interview), Los Angeles Review of Books
  4. Ivy League English departments and low culture Mark Bauerlein, Modern Age
  5. But Maliki was supported both by Iran and by the United States.” John Jenkins, New Statesman

Nightcap

  1. Cancel Neera Tanden Irfan Khawaja, Policy of Truth
  2. Magical thinking and economic growth Branko Milanovic, globalinequality
  3. The Bird Juan Cárdenas, Southwest Review
  4. On cosmopolitan humility and the arrogance of states (pdf) Luis Cabrera, ISPP

Nightcap

  1. A liberal case for seapower? Caverley & Mitchell, WOTR
  2. Catastrophism and cycles Chris Shaw, Libertarian Ideal
  3. The Left’s culture war rebranding Shant Mesrobian, AA
  4. The voice of the Anglo-Saxons NEO, nebraskaenergyobserver

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  1. Noise, interests, and democracy Chris Dillow, S&M
  2. Meritocracy and its discontents Wilfred McClay, Hedgehog Review
  3. Something must be done Lee Jones, Disorder of Things
  4. Nuclear power and the environmentalists Scott Sumner, EconLog

Nightcap

  1. In defense of Ted Cruz Thomas Knapp, TGC
  2. The political economy of exit clauses and secession (pdf) Huysmans & Crombez, CPE
  3. A republic of equals and unequals (pdf) John Meadowcraft, Public Choice
  4. An empire of stupidity Nina Herzog, LARB

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  1. Sweet Home Hialeah César Baldelomar, Commonweal
  2. The totalitarianism of origins Tal Fortgang, Law & Liberty
  3. Moralism, nationalism, and identity politics Andrew J Cohen, RCL
  4. A practical approach to legal-pluralist anarchism Jason Morgan, JLS

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  1. The highway to serfdom (pdf) Gus DiZerega, Cosmos + Taxis
  2. Russia’s greatest river Farah Abdessamad, ARB
  3. A marketplace and a temple (h/t Michalis) Michael Kulikowski, LRB
  4. politics are now entirely a consumer-branding exercise” Antonio Garcia-Martinez, TPR