Freedom and Flourishing

  David Schmidtz advocates “ecological justice” in his book, Living Together : Inventing Moral Science. Although Schmidtz does not refer to ...

  Nigel Biggar acknowledges that British colonialism contained evils and injustices, but he judges it to have been much better than its mode...

  Matt Zwolinski and John Tomasi have contributed an excellent history of libertarian ideas in their recently published book, The Individual...

 An obvious answer to the question posed above is that governments determine how much liberty people enjoy. But that response may be too gli...

  The accompanying graph shows that personal freedom tends to be greatest in countries where people hold the most emancipative values (on av...

The accompanying photo depicts the views of a couple of protesters who were opposed to Australian involvement in the United States led invas...

  Max Borders shares his personal philosophy of life in his book, The Decentralist: Mission, morality and meaning in the age of crypto . H...

  The ongoing public debate between “right to life” and “freedom to choose” advocates, seems to be falsely suggesting that a choice must be ...

  In considering this question my focus is on Mikayla Novak’s recent book, Freedom in Contention, Social Movements and Liberal Political Eco...

  If your immediate response is that no good purpose is served by utopian thinking, it may be because you have the wrong kind of utopianism ...

  It feels good! I am one of those people who extols the virtues of eBooks. They don’t take up space on bookshelves. They don’t collect du...

  I have dedicated the book to those who reflect on what it means to be a flourishing human. When individuals think about their own person...