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Just War Theory and the US Attack on Syria

War and Foreign PolicyPhilosophy and Methodology

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Acting to promote power political interests does not meet the criterion of humanitarianism, even if the missile attack is defended as a humanitarian gesture.

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Fear Global Warming? Markets Offer Our Best Chance for Survival

The EnvironmentGlobal Economy

Blog04/23/2018

Markets, wealth accumulation, and capitalist innovation offer the best tools for dealing with whatever climate changes the world may be facing.

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Was Mises a Neoliberal?

Global EconomyPolitics
04/23/2018Power & Market

Does neoliberalism, the tired slogan of our time, have a precise definition? 

The short answer is no, it doesn't. At least not readily one readily at hand, if this New Republic article is any guide:

For the left, neoliberalism often connotes a form of liberal...

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What Free Trade Really Means

Global EconomyProtectionism and Free TradeU.S. History

Blog04/23/2018

America must reject the false dilemma of managed trade versus regulated trade — and choose free trade.

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Why Secession Is a Big Problem — For Politicians

Decentralization and Secession

Blog04/23/2018

If a precedent of secession were accepted, then the disintegration of the central government could potentially continue ad infinitum.

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Marx the Globalist

Protectionism and Free TradeSocialismInterventionism

Blog04/21/2018

Marx didn’t see that many people were fighting, not for the interests of the proletariat, but for the principles of nationality.

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How High Is The Risk of a Currency Crisis?

Money and BanksMoney and Banking

Blog04/21/2018

 The monetary policy that governments and central banks are calling for is quite apparent: “Keep it going, whatever it takes.”

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How Long Will Cheap Debt Bail Out Automakers?

U.S. EconomyU.S. History

Blog04/21/2018

People aren't spending as much as they used to on automobiles. But there are still plenty of buyers willing to go into debt for a well-equipped car. 

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