Political commentary, analysis, and current affairs
Heute hat mein Blog als Aprilscherz gewackelt.
In Witten stehen „Alltagsmenschen“-Plastiken: Betongiguren von alltäglichen Menschen.
Ich möchte eigentlich keine Werbung machen, aber das Skådis-System von Ikea gefällt mir.
Mostly law professors | Sometimes contrarian | Often libertarian | Always independent | Est. 2002
A short excerpt from an opinion by Judge Rebecca Pennell (E.D. Wash.) Wednesday n Riera v. Central Wash. Univ.: Mr.… ...
Brotherly crooks, dueling bourbons, and a law from 1785.
4/3/1962: Engel v. Vitale argued. The post Today in Supreme Court History: April 3, 1962 appeared first on Reason.com.
the smallest triviality can become the vision that wipes out the world.
Urbanism and Culture on Florida's First Coast.
The next chapter of downtown’s architectural history is beginning to take shape as plans advance for the transformati...
Long before advanced manufacturing defined Jacksonville’s economy, one company helped lay its foundation, one casting...
As Jacksonville revisits the future of its Skyway system, the choices made today will shape how people move through D...
Governance Futurism
Think tanks and nonprofit advocacy have replaced citizen-driven political parties. Voters have lost their voice as a ...
Kurdish plans to enter the war remain in limbo as Washington equivocates on support while Tehran seizes the initiativ...
As politics weakens and private power grows, building a great future will depend on permanent games that convert priv...
A forum to discuss the intersections of history, behavioral science, and strategic thought, with an emphasis on East and Southeast Asian affairs.
THE CHINESE socio-political system differs from our own. From the perspective of the topic of this conference, here i...
THUS WE BOMB Iran. The administration does not give consistent reasons for the attack on Iran: some say we war to cha...
LAST MONTH American Affairs published my review of Alexander Karp’s The Technological Republic. While I had plenty cr...