ProSocial Libertarians
Andrew Jason CohenOwning Civil Discourse and Social Justice
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Cordelli’s “Wrong of Capitalism”
I recently heard Chiara Cordelli, a political theorist at the University of Chicago, on a podcast, talking about her article “What is the Wrong of Capitalism?” (APSR 2025). Cordelli says that the real problem with capitalism is its imperson...
More on the Proper Role of College
Education is important. Some believe we must provide education to maintain the society we live in. Without education, after all, we would not have the doctors and teachers, etc. (many would say, politicians, police officers, and lawyers; se...
My Ideal College
I’ve long had a variety of ideas about how colleges could be better structured, but never worked them out. This is a first shot. Its still less then fully worked out and I’m eager to hear your thoughts about it and what might be better. (I’...
Why Our Society is Anti-Intellectual
After my July 6 post on anti-intellectualism, Neil Gonsalvez asked for my thoughts about how it developed, is maintained, and what can be done about it. These are really important questions, especially the last, which is also, unfortunately...
Libertarianism and Poverty
While I still owe you a post about my ideal university, this is partly a book review and partly a post about the sort of libertarianism I endorse. It’s also a bit longer than my average post, though I also think it’s less than fully fleshed...
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Philosophy Prof & Director of GSU's PPE Program, author of Toleration (2014), Toleration & Freedom from Harm: Liberalism Reconceived (2018), now finishing a book intended as an instruction manual for civil discourse. (See www.AndrewJasonCohen.com.)
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