
My posts generally focus on political theory intersecting with practical political matters. Whilst theory is oftentimes archived away, I believe it has a strong place to better understand and explain our political landscape. I hope you enjoy this blog :)
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Today, my guest is Adam Gurri. Adam, editor-in-chief at Liberal Currents, has curated an exciting set of essays discussing liberalism and the way forward. In the discussion, we focus on what the aims of the papers are, the political crises...
This is my latest, where I discuss Geontocracy by Samuel Moyn. I hope you enjoy the review, and as always please read, comment, share, and subscribe!
“The youth of America is their oldest tradition” —Oscar Wilde
When we look at an...
Lane Price in Madmen defends his newfound love of the US, to his skeptical and bitter wife, by noting that no-one has asked him where he went to school. Price, an intelligent, reflective, and somewhat insecure man, clearly did not miss bein...
We must build a war machine for the liberal-left project, because, once again, we are at war, and our wokeness must be one at war.
(A mistaken assessment)
Silvaria Lysandra Zemaitis’ article title is correct. It is hard to build something...
“I wanted to just have an explainer with the book, right? To kind of profile some of the important people involved, explain the ideas, chronicle the creation of the formation of this movement. And I also wanted to convey why some of it’s se...
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