- Economics after neoliberalism (Hayek) Corey Robin, Boston Review
- Should some countries cease to exist? Branko Milanovic, globalinequality
- Consider reparations Robin Hanson, Overcoming Bias
- (Legal) immigration into the United States Jacques Delacroix, NOL
Links
Nightcap
- VS Naipaul and the Third Worlders Fred Siegel, City Journal
- Book of Genesis: Islam versus Christianity Tyler Cowen, MarginalRevolution
- Brexit forever Helen Thompson, History Today
- What happened to the “Factory of West Africa”? Emiliano Travieso, Decompressing History
Nightcap
- Free speech for me but not for thee Michael Koplow, Ottomans & Zionists
- Religious freedom in the Islamic world Daniel Philpott, Volokh Conspiracy
- Religious and other freedoms James Robinson, Cato Unbound
- Why we need analytical Marxism Chris Dillow Stumbling & Mumbling
Nightcap
- The first God James Hoffmeier, Aeon
- Homelessness in America’s gilded cities Jacob Siegel, American Affairs
- Swedish exceptionalism Henrietta Horn, American Interest
- Is India a rising great power? Parag Khanna, Times of India
Nightcap
- Reflections on Zimbabwe and its white folks Diana Stone, London Review of Books
- Whose civilization? Which clash? Daniel McCarthy, Modern Age
- Should the government really make parenting ‘easy’? Rachel Lu, the Week
- What the… ?
Nightcap
- A closer look at US hostage recovery policy Danielle Gilbert, War on the Rocks
- How to restore democracy in Venezuela Ryan Berg, RealClearWorld
- How markets and the State leave the community behind Oren Kass, New York Times
- I won’t drive the roundabout Irfan Khawaja, Policy of Truth
Nightcap
- Anti-Semitism from Trotsky to Soros James Sheehan, Commonweal
- How to combat parochialism in philosophy Peter Adamson, Times Literary Supplement
- The era of limited government is over Ross Douthat, New York Times
- The paradox of voting Arathy Puthillam, Pragati
Nightcap
- Why weakly enforced rules? Robin Hanson, Overcoming Bias
- What’s changed since Salman Rushdie’s notorious novel? Bruce Fudge, Aeon
- Spacefaring civilization Nick Nielsen, Grand Strategy Annex
- Is the universe pro-life? Bobby Azarian, Quartz
Nightcap
- A Mexican perspective on NAFTA Roberto Salinas-Leon, Law & Liberty
- Prosperity, the periphery, and the future of France Andrew Hussey, Literary Review
- The Indian Ocean slave trade Geoffrey Clarfield, Quillette
- The meaning of the exoplanet revolution Caleb Scharf, Aeon
Nightcap
- Have we ever been modern? Anthony Pagden, Cato Unbound
- Missing the elephant in the room Chris Dillow, Stumbling & Mumbling
- Why celibacy matters Ross Douthat, New York Times
- A reflection on Tito and Franco Branko Milanovic, globalinequality
Nightcap
- Can there be peace in Afghanistan? Shreyas Deshmukh, Pragati
- Competition among states wasn’t sufficient for religious liberty Johnson & Koyama, Cato Unbound
- Transnational queenship Michelle Beer, JHIBlog
- Russia the Terrible Timothy Crimmins, Modern Age
Nightcap
- How to pay for the Green New Deal Simon Wren-Lewis, mainlymacro
- Racism in an elevator Alison Bowles, Policy of Truth
- The fitful march of religious liberty Johnson & Koyama, Cato Unbound
- The why of religious freedom Ethan Blevins, NOL
Nightcap
- Franklin D. Roosevelt Jackson Lears, London Review of Books
- Memoir of captivity in Iran John Tamny, RealClearMarkets
- Towards decentralization Andy Smarick, National Affairs
- Did humans tame themselves? Melvin Konnor, the Atlantic
Nightcap
- Ottoman nostalgia (back to the Balkans) Alev Scott, History Today
- Did post-Marxist theories destroy Communist regimes? Branko Milanovic, globalinequality
- Islam in Eastern Europe (a silver thread) Jacob Mikanowski, Los Angeles Review of Books
- Against Imperial Nostalgia: Or why Empires are Kaka Barry Stocker, NOL
Nightcap
- Tensions between liberalism and democracy from a Tocquevillean perspective Ewa Atanassow (interview), JHIBlog
- High theory and low seriousness Gustav Jönsson, Quillette
- Another misuse of Eastern ideas Amy Olberding, Aeon
- The real reason Netflix is cancelling their Marvel shows Mark Hughes, Forbes