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Tag: classical liberals

Overcoming the Problem of Race:
A Reflection on the Towards the Common Good Conference

Sebastian Morello January 19, 2023

One thing that was painfully missing was the kind of ‘common good conservatism’ that takes seriously the public nature of the moral law, which may have helped to bring to the conversation about race some lasting solutions.

Spitting on the Beautiful

Michael W. Weyns July 17, 2022

The ideal of brotherhood is supposed to put everyone on equal footing. In reality, it has served as a moratorium on the cultivation of fatherly responsibility, barring everyone from the requisites for adulthood.

Liberal Economics and the Church after The End of History

Jesse Russell July 9, 2022

Christ’s parables, such as “The Laborers in the Vineyard,” “The Sower,” and “The Hidden Treasure” serve as a basis for Fr. Sirico’s advice on investing, enterprise, and the value of hard work.

Nationalism from Maccabees to Modernity, Part I: Covenants over Conquerors

Carlos Perona Calvete May 23, 2022

The champions of an imperial and of a national world order were and are sons to a mixed heritage. This essay explores the deeper compatibility of Europe’s Greco-Roman and Biblical inheritances, as well as of national political entities and broader universal commitments. 

The Cautious Case for a Hayek Revival

Harrison Pitt February 28, 2022

Hayek’s ingenious arguments against a centrally run economy are equally devastating to the idea of a centrally run bio-security state.

The Lost Cause of Libertarianism

Sven R. Larson February 11, 2022

More than any other ideological current in the political landscape, libertarianism exhibits a phenomenal penchant for splinter-grouping. Today, they pitch a big tent shared by abortion advocates, drug legalizers, Rothbard-inspired anarcho-capitalists, and Ayn Rand objectivists.

Right, Left, and Conservative

Sven R. Larson January 28, 2022

Of the three dominant types of welfare states, it is not easy to extract one that would be palatable to both social conservatives and social democrats—it is possible though. The path to a compromise can be found by navigating the dynamics between political methodology and political theory.

Conservatism and the Commons

Carlos Perona Calvete January 13, 2022

One can pour money into a village, but if there are simply no businesses on which to spend it, those who receive that money will quickly use it to buy goods and services at a nearby city. Similarly, politics can promote values, but if we lack the communal context in which to exercise these and in which these might be passed on, nothing will come of it. Like rain on concrete, it may get the ground wet, but nothing will grow.

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