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September 5, 2018|Corey Robin, Freedom, Markets, socialism, work

Is Having a Boss So Bad?

by James R. Rogers|4 Comments

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Robin celebrates socialism as “freedom from rule by the boss,” but is being ruled by bureaucrats better?

July 17, 2018|bourgeois virtues, Progressivism, Robert Reich, Rousseau, universal guaranteed income, work

A Guaranteed Income Would Undermine the Social Virtues of Work

by John O. McGinnis|8 Comments

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Proponents of a universal basic income forget that the bourgeois virtues that sustain our society flow from embracing the value of work.

Belloc’s Humane Defense of Personhood and Property

by James Matthew Wilson

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

Bruno Leoni and the Search for Certainty in Law

by Alberto Mingardi

Leoni wanted to advance the concept of the “certainty” of the law beyond the mere verbal precision of statutes to something more profound.

The Sacred Rites of Humanity: A Conversation with Daniel Mahoney

A discussion with Daniel J. Mahoney

Daniel Mahoney discusses his new book The Idol of Our Age and how humanitarianism corrupts politics and religion.

The John Marshall Legacy: A Conversation with Richard Brookhiser

A discussion with Richard Brookhiser

Richard Brookhiser discusses the life and jurisprudence of John Marshall.

Andrew Jackson in Context: A Conversation with Bradley Birzer

A discussion with Bradley J. Birzer

Once considered one of our most consequential presidents, Andrew Jackson's reputation has now fallen on hard times.

Hamilton, Madison, and American Oligarchy: A Conversation with Jay Cost

A discussion with Jay Cost

Jay Cost, author of The Price of Greatness, discusses the political and economic debates between Hamilton and Madison.

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