Are We There Yet, Are We There Yet? Let’s Check Marx and Engels’s List November 10, 2008Robert Higgs Reading the news has been exciting lately. Hardly a day passes without the announcement […]
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Good Bye Neoconservatives. Hello to Their Liberal Brethren? November 10, 2008Ivan Eland The media and the Washington foreign policy elite breathed a sigh of relief when Barack Obama thumped John McCain […]
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Yesterday, I participated in a panel discussion on domestic violence and sexual assault. The event, titled "Our Love Should Not Hurt" was sponsored by the Alpha Chapters of Zeta Phi […]
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The Obama Coalition November 5, 2008Alvaro Vargas Llosa WASHINGTON—The social coalition put together by Barack Obama signifies a political realignment that may well have replaced the one that started with Richard […]
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Well, it is likely, according to many sources including Karl Rove, that Obama will decimate McCain. Further, the Democrats may increase their majority in the Senate to 58/9. 25-35 additional […]
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Is a “Resurgent” Russia a Threat to the United States? November 3, 2008Ivan Eland The Russian military was clearly superior to that of a small country in its “near abroad”—Georgia—but is […]
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Here we go again – triggered and angered by the television. I was watching one of my favorite shows – Life on Mars (new U.S. version of a BBC […]
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U.S. Agricultural Programs: Who Pays? November 1, 2008Ernest C. Pasour Jr. The Economist labeled the recently enacted 2008 farm bill “A Harvest of Disgrace” (May 24, 2008). The five-year $307 […]
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Mongers of Fear October 31, 2008Robert Higgs Robert Higgs’ scholarly specialty has been the study of how government grows exponentially in times of real or exaggerated crisis and rarely returns to […]
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Trials and Tribulations of a Hybrid System October 31, 2008Anthony de Jasay Over the anguished cries and resigned sighs of its victims, the financial storm that broke out in August 2007 […]
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