Epic Systems Corp. v. Lewis

An Epic Case, Its Not-So-Immaculate Concepcion, and a Few Thoughts on Conservative Jurisprudence

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In Epic Systems Corp. v. Lewis, the Federal Arbitration Act offered the court a second-best workaround to Erie's formless wasteland.

Our knowledge of the human brain is limited, but neuroscientist Suzanne O’Sullivan’s observation of her patients yields astute insights.

Yes, there is something new to be learned about Winston Churchill, and it's in the new 1,105-page biography by Andrew Roberts.

If sovereign states ordered their domestic affairs in accordance with principles of natural law, the international sphere would benefit greatly.

Perhaps the memory of that metaphysical right to property informs our fears, and could lead to a restoration of human flourishing.

A discussion with Steven D. Smith

Steven Smith talks with Richard Reinsch about his provocative thesis that a modern form of paganism is becoming public orthodoxy.

Andrew Bacevich discusses his new book Twilight of the American Century

A discussion with John Marini

John Marini unmasks the century-long effort to undermine the Constitution's distribution of power.

A discussion with Nicole Mellow

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