Am I my brother’s keeper, and if so then precisely how many brothers (and sisters) do…
Category: Law
The Promise of Habit-Based Learning
Subconscious, habitual learning is far more common, complex, and important than we’d realized. This type of…
When Legend Becomes Fact
Americans’ love for their country is at an all-time low. A recent Gallup poll revealed that…
The Burden of Memory
In Nobel Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro’s seventh novel, there’s a giant in the land. Set in…
The Changing Face of Fanaticism
Politics cannot be understood without reference to emotions. We can recall the first line of the…
Jesuits in the Shining City
On the Georgetown University campus, over the entrance to White-Gravenor Hall, two dates are chiseled into…
Economic Liberalism’s Uncertain Future
In October 2022, two events underscored just how far economic liberalism’s sway in politics across the…
The Primacy of Liberty
Is progress an unmitigated good? Not for everyone. As social arrangements shift, some benefit while others…
The Nature of the Instrument Tells You How to Read It
Here are three wise things in Mike Greve’s lead forum essay. And I hope that saying…
Brazil’s “Moderated” Liberty
On September 7, 1822, the son of the Portuguese king, the prince regent of Brazil, declared…