The increasingly wild promises of social democracy are what has led to economic stagnation—not the market. Slowly but surely, ...

The more extreme American protesters seem to have very little humor and very little respect. In their anger toward ICE, Trump ...

Previously in Law & Liberty, I argued that James Madison meant for a sound conception of human nature—which he derived from Scottish Common Sense philosophy—to serve as a limit on, and guide for, the ...

Michael Poliakoff’s exceptional collection recovers the achievement of 1776 and the principles that made America possible. Americans made it to our country’s 250th birthday without agreeing on whether ...

Max Skjönsberg’s latest book on parliamentary reform is a reminder of the cures history provides in unconstitutional times. If there is one thing that educated people on either side of the Atlantic ...

Be that as it may, one of the questions commonly raised was the relation between Islam, Islamism and the disorders in France. Although it was perfectly obvious and undisputed that young men of Muslim ...

Conservatives have more to offer the cause of freedom than the defunct paradigm of postwar liberalism. Despite decades of debates, American conservatism remains ill-defined. Throughout the movement’s ...

The number of civic institutes, centers, and schools at public universities has increased significantly since the first one, the School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership (SCETL) at Arizona ...

Michael Lucchese joins James Patterson to talk about his edited volume, Russell Kirk on America. They discuss Kirk’s celebration of America as at once both an ideal and an inheritance, as well as Kirk ...

The Northwest Passage promised prosperity; now it’s the newest theatre of increasingly tense geopolitics. Since the end of the fifteenth century, seafaring explorers have searched for a westward route ...

The Court’s shift from Lemon to history and tradition raises a new set of interpretative challenges. United States Supreme Court justices have long insisted that the Establishment Clause must be ...

Bourgeois norms such as work ethic, stability, frugality, and ingenuity can actually make you quite rich. Americans have a lot of misconceptions about the rich. This becomes clear when you read The ...