Issues
The Snowden Files: One Year Later
Invited contributors debate the implications of Edward Snowden's NSA leaks.
The State, the Clan, and Individual Liberty
The strong state isn't the only thing that can destroy individual liberty.
Judical Activism and Individual Liberty
A discussion about judicial activism, liberty, democracy, and their relationships in the American legal system.
Are Judicial Nominations Broken? How Should We Fix Them?
Many charge that the U.S. federal judicial nomination process is broken. Experts debate whether this is so and what to do about it.
Perverse Incentives: Sex Work and the Law
How should the law treat prostitution and related activities? Experts debate sex work legalization, criminalization, and other approaches.
The Federal Reserve at 100
The U.S. Federal Reserve marks its 100th anniversary this year. Has it been worth it?
Is Smaller Government Smarter Government?
Ilya Somin argues that the best democracies are small, local, and limited in power: Political ignorance means voters don't do well with more.
National Service: What Do We Owe?
Experts discuss national service, military draft, political obligation, and the history of war, peace, and liberty in Europe and America.
Who Pays for Science?
Invited experts debate public funding for science. They consider bias, scientific responsibility, and how politics influences research findings.
