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‘Democratic Socialism’: Yet Another Remake

Act I — Back from the Future I’m from Argentina, and when I hear New York’s new mayor speak about…

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Wealth Inequality Is Not a Problem in Britain

This article originally appeared at CapX. On 4 December, the LSE Hayek Society organised a panel debate between Gary Stevenson…

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Spain’s Courtroom Politics

If there is a threat to democracy in Spain, it’s not from the “far right,” that mysterious force to which…

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AI’s Global Realignment

For many people, “AI” is something small that fits neatly in their pockets, confined to their 6.1″ phone screen, consigned…

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Low Growth, High Taxes, and No Control

One word describes this Budget: bad, but it can be used three times, bad, bad, bad. Bad in terms of…

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Theatre’s ‘Timid Libertarian’

Tom Stoppard died on Saturday, November 29th, at 88. Some would call him a scholar’s playwright, due to his allusions…

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The Moral Case for Freedom

This book review first appeared in the December 2025 issue of Quadrant. Two generations before Charlie Kirk there was Leonard…

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Rent Control

As 2026 looms, it brings with it an anniversary worth noticing: eighty years since Milton Friedman and George Stigler published…

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A Dream of Deflation

The most pleasant surprise in my first year teaching economics and government full-time was being asked to take on a…

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Sun Yat-sen

Sun Yat-sen, known as the father of modern China, casts a long shadow. He was China’s first post-imperial leader, a…

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