- The anti-colonial revolution Adom Getachew (interview), Tribune
- Testing balance-of-power theory in world history (pdf) Deudney, et al, EJIR
- Hayekian balance-of-power theory (pdf) Edwin van de Haar, TIR
- Globalization and peace: A Hayekian perspective (pdf) Adrián Ravier, LP
Links
Nightcap
- The Zulus, the British, and the military revolution of the 19th century Jacob Ivey, Age of Revolutions
- The British, the Holy Roman Empire, and diplomacy in the 17th century Philip Hitchings, British Interest
Nightcap
- Immigration and voting for redistribution Derrill Watson, NOL
- What shouldn’t be surprising about democracy John Hasnas, RCL
- Wobbly: China’s post-Covid future Andrew Scobell, War on the Rocks
- Experts versus elites Robin Hanson, Overcoming Bias
Nightcap
- Fastballs, Curveballs, and the Market Process — RIP Jerry Ellig Peter Boettke, Coordination Problem
- Hedge fund humbugs Chris Dillow, Stumbling & Mumbling
- Libertarian terrorists? Ron Paul, RPWC
- On blaming the British Empire David Crane, Spectator
Nightcap
- Robinhood and redditors (and free markets, too) Roger Koppl, EconLog
- Dog years (communism in Poland) Ania Spyra, Colorado Review
- The political economy of liberal democracy (pdf) Mukand & Rodrik, EJ
- Fresh whole milk Claudia Smith, Southwest Review
Nightcap
- A Coasian argument for a parliamentary system Asher Meir, Money Illusion
- Statesmanship as human excellence Daniel Mahoney, Modern Age
- Another Liberty Canon: Nietzsche Barry Stocker, NOL
- Working remotely Steven Malanga, City Journal
Nightcap
- The hidden story of the Singapore Mutiny Francis Sempa, ARB
- The rise and fall of Rhodesia Xan Smiley, Literary Review
- Illusions of “American” empire Santiago Ramos, Commonweal
- China’s quiet play for Latin America Margaret Myers, Noema
Nightcap
- “it is precisely through crisis that we find our freedom” Asad Dandia, LARB
- Orientalism, racism, and Islam Irfan Khawaja, Policy of Truth
- “In a healthy society that brokenness would weaken radicalism’s appeal” Ross Douthat, NY Times
- The United States really is an imperial power (pdf) David Hendrickson, American Political Thought
Nightcap
- Farewell to the “midnight economist” Garry Galles, Power & Market
- The death of economic policy Chris Dillow, Stumbling & Mumbling
- Against in-person schooling (and praise unions) Irfan Khawaja, Policy of Truth
- More neon, less sprawl Addison del Mastro, American Conservative
Nightcap
- Reading Antigone in the age of coronavirus Spencer Klavan, L & L
- Rawls, Antigone, and the tragic irony of norms Aris Trantidis, NOL
- The Arctic is starting to really heat up Sharon Burke, War on the Rocks
- First among Satans (fantastic) Kareem Shaheen, Newlines
Nightcap
- What’s not wrong with libertarianism? (pdf) Tom Palmer, Critical Review
- A civilizational foreign policy? Samuel Gregg, Modern Age
- The case against fiscal austerity? Ed Dolan, Open Society
- The minimum wage paper that needs to be written Vincent Geloso
Nightcap
- In praise of Donald Trump’s foreign policy Bartle Bull, Critic
- Testing the narrative of Prussian decline Ethan Soefje, Age of Revolutions
- Blame the Boomers? Arnold Kling, askblog
- Freedom from the market Henry Farrell, Crooked Timber
Nightcap
- “…less government means more unpaid, and too often unrecognized, work for women.” Angela Dills, RCL
- The Arab Spring is ten years old Hisham Melham, Newlines
- Federation of the Arab world? Notes On Liberty
- Myths of British sovereignty and isolation: common law and civil law Barry Stocker, NOL
Nightcap
- God’s many mansions Christopher Howse, Spectator
- America, the exceptional? Steve Lagerfeld, Hedgehog Review
- Liberté sans Frontières and ‘Western Guilt’ Jessica Whyte, Radical Philosophy
- Have you paid that poll tax? Rachel Gunter, Not Even Past
Nightcap
- A brief cultural history of work sucking Isha Aran, New Republic
- Why Jerry Taylor must resign from Niskanen Jason Brennan, 200-Proof Liberals
- How epidemic predictors got it all wrong Branko Milanovic, globalinequality
- Hayek, Mises, Slobodian, and federalism (pdf) David Gordon, QJAE