The Penal Leviathan: What Wacquant And Rothbard Reveal About Modern Punishment
Rothbard approaches the issue from a different angle. For him, crime is fundamentally an aggression against a person or their property. Justice should repair the victim.
Opinion
The tippinsights opinion section reflects articles where our individual authors or individual groups (from anywhere on the political spectrum) utilize our data to make compelling arguments.
Are Colleges Finally Admitting Standardized Tests Aren’t Racist?
Even if the test isn’t racist today, it still gives unfair advantages to white kids because their parents are more likely to afford SAT tutoring.
‘Flashing Red Warning Sign’ For Lawmakers: Poll Shows Voters Reject US-Israel Military Integration
The Republican-controlled House of Representatives voted last month 216-212, mostly along party lines, in favor of a record $1.15 trillion NDAA.
The Statist Peril Of Techno-Asset Inflation
The positive supply shock emanating from the technological revolution bears down on goods and services prices.
Jason Arday And The DEI System that Just Won’t Die
Suicide is a very personal thing, but Arday’s alleged action has played out like his career, very much in the public eye and a thing of much open discussion, and already the narratives are beginning to form.
ICE Wants Our Emails
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has dramatically expanded its monitoring of social media platforms and has issued administrative subpoenas seeking information identifying users whose posts have criticized ICE.
Social Trust Is A Superpower
Social trust is essential to the quality of our lives, how society functions, and nearly everything else
The Telephone And The Brief Episode Of “Imperfect” Competition (1894–1906)
There is a common myth that “public utilities,” including the telephone, were so-called “natural monopolies"
Fabianism’s Quiet Revolution
Founded in Britain in 1884, the Society rejected the gamble of violent revolution without abandoning radical long-term aims.
Why The French Revolution Was Not A Libertarian Revolution
The flawed interpretation of the revolution is kept alive for two reasons
Rx Ukraine
Zelenskyy calls a wartime vote a tsunami. It may be the medicine the country needs.
A Call To Power: Islamic Leaders See Ballot Box As Path To Paradise
In one sense, this is just the continuation of the country’s deep tradition of offering newcomers the opportunity to contribute their own customs to American society
The Federal Bureaucracy Helped Build DEI’s Infrastructure. A New Rule Seeks To Change That.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, a federal agency, has required specific employers to file an annual report summarizing data on their employees’ race and sex.
The DEI Admissions Scam Is Catching Up With Elite Universities
For several generations, going to a premier public or private university provided a smooth path to success for most Americans.