Samuel GreggDemocracy’s fall in America 29 Nov 2019 | FEATURES |
tags: egalitarianism, religion, TocquevilleStraying from Tocqueville's vision.How woke capitalism corrupts business 28 Oct 2019 | FEATURES |
tags: business, natural law, politicsSentimental humanitarianism has no place in business.How Christianity created the free society 7 Oct 2016 | ABOVE |
tags: Christianity, liberalism, religious freedomThe Christian roots of modern liberalism.Regensburg, Ratzinger, and our crisis of reason 23 Sep 2016 | FEATURES |
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tags: Brexit, financial markets, free trade, globalisationA political economist explains why the integration of markets is not in itself a bad thing.Public Debt, Political Paralysis, and the West 2 Jul 2015 | FEATURES |
tags: debt, economicsGovernment and citizens refuse to face difficult economic choices.God, reason, and our civilizational crisis 20 Mar 2015 | FEATURES |
tags: Christianity, God, Islam, religion, Western civilization, Western valuesThe way Islam understands God shapes their culture. And the way the West understands God shapes ours.Poverty, the rule of law, and human flourishing 8 Dec 2014 | FEATURES |
tags: human dignity, poverty, rule of lawPoverty can only be reduced in societies which are governed by the rule of law.Did the Protestant work ethic create capitalism? 21 Jan 2014 | FEATURES |
tags: capitalism, economic history, economicsNew research has shown that Max Weber's famous theory linking the two is quite wrong.Fatal attraction: democracy and the welfare state 22 Jun 2010 | FEATURES |
tags: democracy, economics, Global Financial Crisis, welfare stateExpansive and expensive welfare programs have brought European social democracies to the verge of catastrophe. Will democracy hamper economic reform? |
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