Interventionism

By now there’s been a great deal of libertarian criticism and discussion of Randy Barnett‘s

The current issue of National Geographic (August), in addition to the usual propaganda about global warming, chastises the United States f

This process is self-selective: the respondents are those who themselves choose to take the time to write a submission, attend a forum, or otherwise make their views heard.

Declan McCullagh writes of the growi

The world would be a much safer place if Giuliani and those other eight "bomb Iran" candidates were behind bars, and police stopped harassing Paris Hilton and her girlfriends in Hollywood.

It is a commonplace, for libertarians at least, that coercive redistribution cuts into charity by reducing the funds available for charitable givin

Greg Beck from the Consumer Law & Policy Blog:

Since we know the monstrosities associated with government buildings, monuments, and state-built cars, surely then, we can imagine a Europe with a

Contrast our world with that of the political class. Here, scarcity is nonexistent. While my wife and I struggled over whether or not we could commit financial resources, the politician simply commits our resources for us. No questions asked.

Yes, conclude Boston University Law School Professors (and economists) Michael Meurer and Jim Bessen.