The Dangers of Quasi-Capitalism
Howard Husock, National Affairs
Pointing out the inherent pitfalls of the quasi-capitalist approach is necessary in order to debunk it, but not sufficient. Those who would defend traditional capitalism must also address this new movement’s central assumption: that traditional capitalism is an anti-social activity predicated on private gain at public expense.
Religious Liberty in the Military
Matthew J. Franck, Bench Memos
In the waning days of its lame duck session, the 112th Congress passed the National Defense Authorization Act, which contains this provision . . .
Deregulation as an Anti-Poverty Measure
Iain Murray, The American Spectator
Deregulation could provide a substantial benefit to the poor at no cost to the public purse.
The Biblical Foundations of Economic Principles
Anne Bradley, Institute for Faith, Work & Economics
At IFWE, we talk about whole-life stewardship, which is the concept that stewardship extends far beyond how you spend your money or perhaps how you care for the environment.
