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Postliberals' Economic Dreaming
September 19, 2025
The rise of postliberalism in different parts of the world has produced a new wave of criticism against the market economy. Postliberals' perception is that the State has a more decisive role to play in achieving specific economic ends. Still, they seldom reflect on the implications of the policies required to do so.
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The Global Reaction to Charlie Kirk’s Death Proves the Populist Convergence
September 17, 2025
The reaction to the assassination of Charlie Kirk has definitely confirmed the synergies existing among multiple right-wing populist movements across the globe, predominantly in America and Europe. The full ramifications of that are yet to be seen.
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Rulemaking Must Resolve Ambiguities in Federal School Choice Law—and Fast
September 17, 2025
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act that passed in July includes a landmark provision offering dollar-for-dollar tax credits to individual taxpayers who donate to Scholarship Granting Organizations — representing the first nationwide school-choice initiative.
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Democracy Vs. Technocracy: Why AI Needs A Moral Operating System
September 15, 2025
Pope Leo XIV, the leader of 1.4 billion Catholics globally, singled out AI as the catalyst for a new industrial revolution and said social justice should guide how human dignity is protected as the technology expands into every facet of life.
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Depoliticizing Labor Unions and Charitable Nonprofits
September 12, 2025
Depoliticizing Big Labor and Big Philanthropy has a long and complicated history. But there is potential for broad and bipartisan reforms.
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