Many defenders of free markets, especially those interested in macroeconomics, are lambasted for defending a …
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A 4-step plan for preparing for your first academic interview
Your job market year is mostly spent putting together job portfolios, meticulously crafting standout cover …
Ideal and Nonideal Theory: Why So Many Classical Liberals and Egalitarian Liberals Disagree
Editor’s note: Christopher Freiman’s new book, Unequivocal Justice, is available for purchase for those wishing to explore …
7 on-campus interview tips every academic job seeker should know
Making a good impression during the final stage of the interview process is often what …
The 7 rules of completing and publishing your first academic paper
Publishing an academic paper is a very important step in transitioning from being a consumer to a …
7 key conversations that are dominating the field of political philosophy today
Even if you’ve never taken a course in political philosophy, odds are that you’ve spent …
Liberty and Equality in an Age of Diversity: Adam Tebble’s Epistemic Liberalism: a defence
Diversity and Justice Why should we enjoy the liberty to follow the cultural tradition of …
Adam Smith, Alternative Facts, and the Power of Persuasion
If I asked you to name a persuasive person, chances are you might tell me …
IHS announces 2017 Outstanding Alum Award Winner
I am delighted to announce the 2017 winner of the Charles Koch Outstanding IHS Alum …
How to prioritize (and complete) the coursework for your PhD program
Pretty much all PhD programs in the United States require a year or two of …
