Two Proposals to Foster Autonomy, Renew Democracy and Exit Post-Truth Politics
By: Marco Senatore In a world where money is the only universal means of exchange, how different would society be
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Rethinking the Goals of Finance, Cont’d
Some Letters to the Editor The article Rethinking the Goals of Finance: Lessons from the Amherst Arbitrage proved controversial. Below
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12, 2016
Rethinking the Goals of Finance: Lessons from the Amherst Arbitrage
By: John Brodie Gay & Jeremy Kingston Cynamon I. BACKGROUND Financial devices, like all technologies, develop – sometimes intentionally, sometimes
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06, 2016
Liberal Values in Market Society
By: Jeremy Kingston Much of political philosophy concerns itself with devising a priori systems (derived purely from theory) for organizing
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05, 2016
Iceland as a Model for Popular Mobilization in a Post-2008 World
The connection between political corruption and popular mobilization against a small cadre of rulers is a tale as old as the concept of government itself. From the French Revolution of 1789 to the age of extremist politics in the 1920s and 30s, this relationship rears its head in frequently dramatic fashions that reorient the relationships among the power dynamics within these societies.