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At first, I hated Arizona. I found it to be treacherous and mostly dead. I hated the cement buildings and the urban sprawl. I found the looming Saguaros creepy as I drove home on dark nights. I hated Bashas' and…
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At first, I hated Arizona. I found it to be treacherous and mostly dead. I hated the cement buildings and the urban sprawl. I found the looming Saguaros creepy as I drove home on dark nights. I hated Bashas' and…
Francis Fukuyama may have written the most misunderstood political book of the last half-century. In 1992, The End of History and the Last Man appeared after the Soviet Union collapsed, and apparently everybody read the title and skipped the book. “End…
The mission of the Independent Institute is to boldly advance peaceful, prosperous, and free societies grounded in a commitment to human worth and dignity. The End of Everything How Wars Descend into Annihilation In The End of Everything: How Wars…
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This essay seeks to extend that line of inquiry by proposing what might be described as an epigenetics of the liberal man, in the sense that modern environments systematically reshape human biology, psychology, and social development through epigenetic and developmental…
Election disputes are not new. Long before social media, candidates challenged results, questioned procedures, and argued over the validity of votes. Working on the Oxford-based Quill Project and studying civil discourse has shown me that disagreements can be intense, but…
Wandile Sihlobo | Substack You can now order my new book It is local election day in South Africa, so if you haven’t, please go out and vote today. We are also watching the developments in the U.S. with midterm results…
Now is the critical moment for empire’s enervation or renewal. (Credit: Brandon Bell via Getty Image.) This dynamic is often obscured both by liberals and the left: the first panics at the rise of a new authoritarian front, treating Trump,…
This article originally appeared in the ”New Individualist Review,” vol. 2, no. 2, Summer 1962, pp. 15–27. The extortions and oppressions of government will go on so long as such bare fraudulence deceives and disarms the victims—so long as they are ready to…
When this paper speaks of the spirit of liberation theology it means this complex of texts and commitments, and it deliberately takes the standpoint of the poor, the colonised and the persecuted as an epistemic starting point. Kazan, the Caucasus…
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