Guy Sorman
In Greece and elsewhere, statism proves riskier than free markets.
The financial crisis of 2008, still far from over, has done severe damage to the reputation of the free market. The crisis, we are assured, was caused by the withdrawal of the state and an excess of deregulation. To get out of it will thus require a massive return to public spending and intervention, which is in fact what we see happening all over Europe and in the United States. . . .
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Bradley A. Smith
In Defense of Political Anonymity
Campaign-finance disclosure rules have encouraged harassment of donors and coarsened public debate.
Laura Vanderkam
A Not-Lost Generation
The current downturn wont spell doom for Americas young workers.
Victor Davis Hanson
Tomorrows Wars
Enormous, massively destructive engagements may again be on the horizon.
Nicole Gelinas
Eminent Domain as Central Planning
Wielding creative definitions of blight, New York runs roughshod over property rights and uproots viable neighborhoods.
Andrew Klavan
A Man Alone
Jesse Lee Peterson versus the black experience
André Glucksmann
The Velvet Philosophical Revolution
Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the battle for political freedom goes on.
Myron Magnet
The Education of John Jay
Americas indispensable diplomat
E. J. McMahon and Josh Barro
Empire of Excess
New Yorks top earners will soon be paying more in state taxes than ever.
Steven Malanga
Our Vanishing Ultimate Resource
Plummeting birthrates threaten prosperity worldwide. Can America buck the trend?
Marcus A. Winters
No State Left Behind
How to get states to improve their tests
Guy Sorman
Invasion of the European Economists
A generation of free-market exiles has made the U.S. campus its home.
Sol Stern
The Ramparts I Watched
Our storied radical magazine did transform the nationfor the worse.
Heather Mac Donald
Chicagos Real Crime Story
Why decades of community organizing havent stemmed the citys youth violence
Troy Senik
The Surge Comes to Salinas
A plan to apply counterinsurgency doctrine to gang violence
Peter Sloterdijk
The Grasping Hand
The modern democratic state pillages its productive citizens.
Steven Malanga
As Goes New Jersey . . .
New governor Chris Christie could have national influence.
Claire Berlinski
The Wrong Ban
Switzerlands misguided prohibition of minarets
Paulette Miniter
The Lessons of Kumon
A Japanese tutoring service gains converts in New York and nationwide.
Conrad Kiechel
The Nonprofit That Saved Central Park
Thirty years after its founding, the Conservancy inspires other cities.
James Panero
Strike the Set
A militant union smothers New York theater.
Berin Szoka
Moores Law Trumps D.C.s
What empowers the disabled is free enterprise, not regulation.
Larry Sand
Were All Right-Wing Bastards Now
that is, if the NEAs logic is to be believed.
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Adam D. Thierer
The Digital Skeptic
Though overly pessimistic, Jaron Lanier raises important concerns about our technological future.
12 March 2010
Laura Vanderkam
What Drives Us
Fulfillment, not money, says Daniel Pinks new study.
5 March 2010
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Luigi Zingales
New Yorks preeminent industry has changed forever.
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Oh, to be in England
Theodore Dalrymple
The Galbraith Revival
The aristocratic economists big-government ideas are back in vogue.
Diarist
Michael Anton
Chef Xs Brigades
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