Nightcap

  1. An insomnia epidemic? Katherine Lucky, Commonweal
  2. Childhood: facts versus fads John Simmons, LARB
  3. The many lives of Túpac Amaru Miguel La Serna, Age of Revolutions
  4. The legacy of Yevgeny Zamyatin Jacob Howland, New Criterion

Nightcap

  1. How would Wolf Blitzer respond to Savannah Guthrie on a road trip? Ryan Davis, 200-Proof Liberals
  2. What we owe to Donald J Trump Branko Milanovic, globalinequality
  3. Japan’s fragile monarchy Kenneth Ruoff, Japan Times
  4. Amy Coney Barrett on Lochner and the 14th Amendment Damon Root, Reason

Nightcap

  1. What is the human being? Jon Stewart, Aeon
  2. Premature imitation and India’s flailing state (pdf) Rajagopalan & Tabarrok, TIR
  3. Is it time to strike back at empire? Tony Barber, Financial Times
  4. Adam Smith: a historical historical detective? Nick Cowen, NOL

Nightcap

  1. Value judgements John Peeler, LA Progressive
  2. Value judgements Alex Mackiel, Quillette
  3. Theater in the time of COVID Noah Millman, Modern Age
  4. Federal futures in India and Nepal Shneiderman & Tillman

Nightcap

  1. Sovereignty and the modern treaty process (pdf) Paul Nadasdy, CSSH
  2. How states wrest territory from their adversaries (pdf) Dan Altman, ISQ
  3. Farage’s dangerous appeal Chris Dillow, Stumbling & Mumbling
  4. Decomposing the nation-state (pdf) Murray Rothbard, JLS

Nightcap

  1. Election day Rick
  2. Your vote is your voice–but actions speak louder than words Kevin
  3. Offensive advantage and the vanity of ethics Kevin
  4. A short non-political note Brandon

Nightcap

  1. Libertarians and localism Lauren Hall, RCL
  2. The emerging world order (pdf) Michael Lee, Survival
  3. The last jihadi superstar Thomas Hegghammer, War on the Rocks
  4. A Canadian-American merger? J Dana Stuster, Foreign Policy

Nightcap

  1. Was liberal imperialism ethical? Kenan Malik, Guardian
  2. The world is trapped in America’s culture war Helen Lewis, Atlantic
  3. That was some election! Scott Sumner, Money Illusion
  4. California’s far Left governor sends his kids to private school Politico

Nightcap

  1. Time to read (or re-read) Main Street Matt Hanson, LARB
  2. Science, markets, and iterative knowledge (pdf) Hardwick & Marsh, SIEO
  3. “Knowledge” at Notes On Liberty
  4. Main Street in Gopher Prairie (and elsewhere) NOL

Happy Halloween!

Nightcap

  1. The two Americas (of 1965) Simon Schama, Financial Times
  2. The two Americas (of 1968) Jon Meacham, NY Times
  3. Purple America (pdf) Rodden, Ansolabehere, & Snyder, JEP
  4. What is the cost of pride? Rick Weber, Notes On Liberty

Nightcap

  1. Parties become popular by taking unpopular stands Scott Sumner, EconLog
  2. A European who understands America Antonio Garcia-Martinez, Pull Request
  3. Legal immigration into the United States Jacques Delacroix, NOL
  4. Birthday parties in the Soviet Union (photos) Nikolay Shevchenko, Russia Beyond

Nightcap

  1. 5 questions for undecided voters Conor Friedersdorf, Atlantic
  2. Useful libertarian idiocy Will Wilkinson, Open Society
  3. Why not randomize judges and juries? Robin Hanson, Overcoming Bias
  4. Good primer on the Armenian crisis Mark Movsesian, Law & Liberty

Nightcap

  1. Pagan complacency and the birth of Christian Rome Edward Watts, Aeon
  2. Lessons about globalisation Kenan Malik, Observer
  3. Unschooling + math (see comments, too) Bryan Caplan, EconLog

Nightcap

  1. Fighting famine in the Nazi-occupied Netherlands Ian Buruma, TLS
  2. The settler logics of (outer) space Deondre Smiles, Society + Space
  3. The corporate origins of judicial review (pdf) Mary Sarah Bilder, YLJ
  4. Misremembering the British Empire Maya Jasanoff, New Yorker

Nightcap

  1. In defense of Cortez and the Conquest of the Aztecs Daniel Rey, Spectator
  2. Race and empire in Meiji Japan (1868-1912) Ayelet Zohar, A-PJ
  3. The political legacy of World War I John Moser, Cato Unbound
  4. How working from home will spur creativity Nick Bilton, Vanity Fair