The Greatest Threat to Liberty
In the earliest days, banking was never a profession open to the ruling classes. It was relegated instead to those who belonged to despised, discriminated, or otherwise marginalized minorities. In…
Civil War or Political Violence?
In light of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, I am once again asked whether the United States is on the brink of civil war. As so often, the answer depends…
The Case for a Right to Gender Indifference and others
At a seminar in the Czech parliament this week, a future member of parliament from the SPD (roughly analogous to Germany’s AfD) suggested that just as we now proclaim the…
The Lost Glamour of Progressivism
I had grown accustomed to thinking of nostalgia as belonging to the conservative side of today’s debates. It is conservatives, after all, who sometimes look back with a tear in…
Lawyers, Managers, and the Intellectual Proletariat
We often criticize the excessive number of students in the humanities. And rightly so. The numbers studying political science and related fields are indefensible. We see them marching in anti-national…
Trump, the Fed, and the Myth of “Independence”
The media repeat endlessly that Donald Trump is threatening the independence of the Federal Reserve, endangering the world’s monetary order, and behaving like a reckless dictator. But let us look…