November 2023 ISSUE

The Past, Present, and Future of Public Choice: Part II

By Peter J. Boettke

James Buchanan This is Part II of a two-part essay: The Past, Present, and Future of Public Choice: Part I The Past, Present, and Future of Public Choice: Part II As mentioned in the previous essay, the rise of Politics, Philosophy, and Econo...

Battle of the Sexes

By Arnold Kling

Societies that have finished moulding themselves according to the patrilineal principle have indeed experienced a long and slow tragic cycle. After having invented everything—writing, the state... the first economic globalization, in the Bronze Age—they got bogg...

Coordinated Conflict: A Property Rights Perspective on Traffic

By Rosolino Candela

Economic analysis as a way of thinking can be understood as both a science and an art. As a science, economic analysis takes as its analytical starting point that human beings are striving to do the best that they can, given their particular circumstances of time and pl...

Illiberal Integralists

By Samuel Gregg

A Book Review of All the Kingdoms of the World: On Radical Religious Alternatives to Liberalism, by Kevin Vallier. 1 Integralists are on the march. The ideas of a small group of mainly American but also British and Austrian Catholic scholars who identify them...

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