Neil Gaiman! Squeeeeeee!
Jan 21The New Yorker has a partly good and partly annoying profile of Neil Gaiman up. Gaiman comments on the profile: It’s pretty good actually, although given the amount of time I was on the phone with the New York Times Fact Checker for, I’m surprised at the number of things Dana still got a little [...]
Rand Unbound, Part 2
Jan 20My contribution to Cato Unbound’s Rand symposium is now online. Not many surprises for readers of this blog: I do my Aristotelean eudaimonist dance, my labortarian/anti-conflationist dance, my anarchist dance, and my thick-libertarian dance. (And I drop in links to lots of my friends.) Here’s Cato’s summary: In his reply to Rasmussen’s lead essay, Auburn [...]
Tame Essay Winner Online
Jan 20The Libertarian Alliance’ s 2009 Chris R. Tame Memorial Prize Competition was on the subject “Can a Libertarian Also Be a Conservative?” The winning essay, by Antoine Clarke, is now online. (CHT Joel Schlosberg.) It’s a mix of claims I agree with and claims I don’t: the best part is his section on an “Act [...]
East and West
Jan 20The late Michael Kreca’s article “The Needless US Pacific War with Japan,” posted on LRC today, begins like this: “East is East and West is West and never the twain shall meet…” – Rudyard Kipling When Kipling penned those immortal words during the height of Pax Britannia in the 19th century, he believed East and [...]
Down With Capitalism! Or At Least With “Capitalism”!
Jan 19For a sneak preview of our upcoming APEE panel on free-market anti-capitalism, check out Gary Chartier here and here, Steve Horwitz here and here, and Sheldon Richman here.
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