By Mary Theroux | Monday March 28, 2011 at 5:06 PM PDT | 1 Comment
I would never have been a suffragette, and have rather been disappointed with women choosing to engage in the fundamentally anti-liberal realm of politics. I would have preferred seeing women holding and pursuing the more principled path of securing equal rights for everyone, protected against every infringement by the State. For I am thoroughly...
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Tags: Africa, Amazon women, American History, Hillary Clinton, Iraq, Libya, Military, Morality, Natural Law, Peace, Power, Presidential Power, The State, United Nations, War, Women
By David J. Theroux | at 4:40 PM PDT | 0 Comments
Set your DVRs or tune in live tonight when Independent Institute Senior Fellow Charles V. Peña joins Judge Andrew Napolitano to respond to President Barack Obama’s remarks on Libya. Mr. Peña is former Senior Fellow with the George Washington University Homeland Security Policy Institute, an adviser to the Straus Military Reform Project, co-author of...
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Tags: Barack Obama, Civil Liberties, Congress, Constitution, Defense, Fox Business, Gaddafi, Hillary Cliton, Iran, Iraq, Judge Napolitano, Law, Libya, Libya war, Middle East, Military, NATO, Peace, Terrorism, The State, Video, War, Weapons
By Randall Holcombe | at 8:31 AM PDT | 2 Comments
Ask a group of economists what the leading academic journal in economics is, and an overwhelming majority will say the American Economic Review. The Review is 100 years old this year and the lead article in the February 2011 issue, co-authored by six well-respected academic economists, is titled “100 Years of the American Economic...
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Tags: Austrian School of Economics, Charles W. Cobb, Economics, Meir Kohn, Paul H. Douglas, Robert J. Shiller, “The Use of Knowledge in Society”
