Rule of law is not something we hear much about, nor do we really want to. It’s kind of … dull. Tedious. Yawn-inducing.
Unless, of course, you live somewhere where there is no rule of law. Continue Reading...
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May 20, 2015
What ‘The Profit’ teaches us about ethics and enterprise
I’ve written before on how television can be a powerful tool for illuminating the deeper significance of daily work and the beauties of basic trade and enterprise. Shows like Dirty Jobs, Shark Tank, Undercover Boss, and Restaurant Impossible have used the medium to this end, and today at The Federalist, I review a new contender in the mix. Continue Reading...
May 20, 2015
The Moral Limits of Psychology
May 20, 2015
How Free Trade Helps the Poor
May 20, 2015
Are You Breaking the Eighth Commandment?
May 20, 2015
Samuel Gregg On Ratzinger And A Culture Of Ignorance
May 20, 2015
Radio Free Acton: Acton Goes To High School
May 20, 2015
Dear Grads: Welcome To Work
May 20, 2015
The Myth of Homo Economicus
May 19, 2015
Religion & Liberty: From Shark Tank to Redemption
The Houston- based Prison Entrepreneurship Program looks at convicted criminals as if they were “raw metal in the hands of a blacksmith – crude, formless, and totally moldable.” PEP puts prisoners through a rigorous character training and business skills regimen to prepare them for a productive, even flourishing, re-entry to life after incarceration. Continue Reading...