| Type | Title | Author | Date |
| Article | The Means and Ends of Islamists | Edward Hudgins | 11/8/2005 |
| Description: The riots in Paris point to the true ends of Islamists. In this piece, published after the London bombings, Edward Hudgins shows that their violent means reflect their culture of death and the silence of their more peaceful co-religionists is moral abdication. |
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| Article | The Next Chief Justice | David Mayer | 9/6/2005 |
| Description: With the death of Chief Justice William Rehnquist the Senate and the country will debate whether John Roberts, President Bush’s nominee to take over the top Supreme Court job, is qualified for the position. In his article ''The Next Chief Justice,'' written before Rehnquist’s passing, David N. Mayer, a Constitutional scholar and Professor of Law and History at Capital University, sets out the criteria by which this justice should be judged. |
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| Miscellaneous | March 2005 Soundings | | 3/1/2005 |
| Description: Social Security |
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| Article | The History, Economics, and Philosophy of Social Security | David Kelley | 3/1/2005 |
| Description: The problem with Social Security is the blithe indifference to economic reality, on the assumption that "we're all in this together." And the problem with that appeal to solidarity as a moral premise is that it encourages such indifference. |
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| Article | The Hidden Danger of Social Security Privatization | Frank Bubb | 3/1/2005 |
| Description: Most current proposals for reforming Social Security provide that investment choices would be limited to diversified funds that invest in a broad range of stocks, bonds, or both. Could such personal retirement accounts become a vehicle for imposing more government control over business? |
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| Article | Social Security, Autonomy, and Independence | Edward Hudgins | 3/1/2005 |
| Description: The debate over reforming Social Security reflects a deeper battle for the soul of the Republic. It pits those who would take the first steps in restoring the morality needed to sustain a free society against those who have undermined that ethos. |
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| Article | Epistemology and Politics: Ayn Rand's Cultural Commentary | David Kelley | 12/1/2004 |
| Description: The events Rand wrote about are long past, the people long gone. Many of the issues and trends have disappeared off the rader screen. But her essays remain relevant today and her comments have staying power because she brought a philosophical perspective to bear. |
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| Article | Ayn Rand at 100 | Edward Hudgins | 12/1/2004 |
| Description: How do the most productive individuals, those who are responsible for a society’s prosperity, find themselves abused by politicians and dishonest businessmen and women? Ayn Rand sees the key in morality, and she coined the phrase that best describes the root of the problem: the sanction of the victim. |
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| FrontReport | Defining the Election | Edward Hudgins | 11/4/2004 |
| Description: Moral values, individualism, and the 2004 election. |
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| Center News | Hudgins Tells Postal Service Privatize! | | 11/1/2004 |
| Description: Edward Hudgins spoke on October 21 at a conference held by the inspector general of the U.S. Postal Service. |
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| Center News | Debating the Ideas Behind the War on Iraq and Terrorism | | 11/1/2004 |
| Description: Synopsis of the October 22, 2004 conference: "Lessons from the Iraq War: Reconciling Liberty and Security." |
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| Article | The States of Freedom | Roger Donway | 11/1/2004 |
| Description: Last month, Navigator reported on freedom around the world. Now, two reports have surfaced evaluating the economic freedom of U.S. states. Unsuprisingly, their different methodologies produce different winners and losers. |
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| FrontReport | Killing the Dead Draft | Edward Hudgins | 10/27/2004 |
| Description: Domcratic demagogy, draft fears, and national service. |
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| FrontReport | Government Medicine's Prejudice Against Innovation | Edward Hudgins | 10/20/2004 |
| Description: Government intervention in medicine costs lives. |
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| Op-ed | Medicine Could Reach For Stars, FDA Willing | Edward Hudgins | 10/6/2004 |
| Description: Lessons from technology and space travel can be applied to the FDA. In each case, privatization may be the answer. |
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| FrontReport | Report from the Front: Two George Bushes | Edward Hudgins | 9/3/2004 |
| Description: While John Kerry might flip-flop on the same issue, President Bush sounds like Ronald Reagan on some issues and like Teddy Kennedy on others. Only when advocates of freedom advocate consistent policies based on consistent premises will we have a chance to expand the sphere of individual liberty. |
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| FrontReport | Report from the Front: Kerry's Collectivism | Edward Hudgins | 7/30/2004 |
| Description: The Democratic presidential nominee is true to form in his opposition to individualism. |
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| FrontReport | Report from the Front: Obese Medicare and Fatheaded Politicians | Edward Hudgins | 7/18/2004 |
| Description: The goverment's war on obesity is a war on individual liberty. The greatest danger to the country is from obese government. |
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| Miscellaneous | July/August Soundings | | 7/1/2004 |
| Description: Bill Clinton, John Kerry and Tax Hikes; Rural Property Rights; Whom do Americans Trust? |
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| Miscellaneous | Suggested Readings: Capitalists | | 7/1/2004 |
| Description: Suggested Readings: Capitalists, Rockefeller, Gates, etc... |
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| Center News | Bringing Western Values to Capitol Hill | | 7/1/2004 |
| Description: The Objectivist Center took the discussion about the basis of a free society where it is needed most: Capitol Hill. A star-studded lineup, including Christopher Hitchens and TOC executive director David Kelley, discussed “What Are Western Values and Should We Return to Them?” |
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| Op-ed | What Unites America? Unity in Individualism! | Edward Hudgins | 6/30/2004 |
| Description: On July 4th we celebrate the creation of the United States of America. But today Americans seem more divided than at any time in recent memory. In the Declaration of Independence we can rediscover the source of unity and freedom—the creed of individualism that defines this country. |
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| Article | The Problem of Animal Rights | Shawn Klein | 6/1/2004 |
| Description: Americans overwhelmingly support some degree of legal protection for animals, and a quarter of those polled say that animals should have the same rights as humans. What arguments have philosophers made in favor of such legislation and how well do those arguments hold up? Could a philosophy of law that started from a valid of theory of rights justify extending some protection to animals? |
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| Op-ed | April 15: A Day of Moral Shame | Edward Hudgins | 4/14/2004 |
| Description: Americans should lament April 15 - tax day -- as the day that too many of us all too willingly surrender our liberty and opportunities in life. Those who understand tax independent individuals do not want to be robbed of their money or freedom should advise their fellow citizens to rebel against the current immoral tax system. |
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| FrontReport | Report from the Front: Black Like Me? | Edward Hudgins | 3/19/2004 |
| Description: John Kerry's appeals to black voters are paternalistic racist. More and more African Americans are rejecting collectivist dogma for true individualism |
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| Op-ed | Example of Our First President | Edward Hudgins | 2/26/2004 |
| Description: An op-ed celebrating the birthday of George Washington and the moral example he set for all of us. |
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| FrontReport | Report from the Front: Special Interests or the Special Use of Force? | Edward Hudgins | 2/25/2004 |
| Description: The denouncing of special interests by all the presidential candidates is deeply hypocritical and evades the truth that government creates these special interests in the first place. |
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| FrontReport | Report from the Front: Happy Birthday Ronald Reagan | Edward Hudgins | 2/6/2004 |
| Description: A tribute to President Ronald Reagan on his 93rd birthday. |
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| FrontReport | Report from the Front: Principles versus Sentiments in the State of the Union Address | Edward Hudgins | 1/22/2004 |
| Description: Washington Director Edward Hudgins discusses George W. Bush's State of the Union address focusing on the importance of acting on principle versus acting from sentiments. He critizes Bush for not acting on principle enough. |
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| Article | Better Never? | Sam Kazman | 12/1/2003 |
| Description: The Precautionary Principle is the idea that society should permit no new technologies to be developed without the certainty that they will cause no environmental harm. But to stop technologies in their infancy may well mean stopping them dead. And given that so much of human survival and flourishing depends on new technologies, stopping technology means curtailing civilization. |
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| FrontReport | Report from the Front: The Witless Battle Over General Boykin | David Kelley | 10/24/2003 |
| Description: The irrationality and fruitlessness of the conservative and liberal sides of the culture war shows itself in the controversy over General William Boykin and his evangelical Christian view of America as a Christian nation. |
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| FrontReport | Report from the Front: Racist Cookies, Colleges and Quarterbacks | Edward Hudgins | 10/3/2003 |
| Description: If granting special privileges in the sale of cookies or promotion of quarterbacks based on race, gender or ethnicity is insulting and degrading, the same principle when applied to college admissions must be judged the same as well. |
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| Commentary | The Triumph of Leviathan | Herbert London | 10/1/2003 |
| Description: The death of communism has not meant the triumph of capitalism but of the all-pervasive regulatory welfare state. |
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| Center News | Sightings, October 2003 | | 10/1/2003 |
| Description: Logan Darrow Clements in the California race for Governor |
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| Article | Interpreting the Constitution Contextually | David Mayer | 10/1/2003 |
| Description: Debate over constitutional interpretation, and Supreme Court nominees, is often conducted in terms of strict construction versus loose construction and conservative versus liberal. The participants in these debates—like the six blind men with the elephant—have all got hold of a partial truth but have missed the big picture.
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| Miscellaneous | Soundings, June 2003 | | 6/23/2003 |
| Description: Republicans grow budget; Wishing the left was right about George W. Bush; Aleksandr Yakovlev on the Soviet Union; Postmoderns critize Environmentalists; |
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| FrontReport | Report from the Front: Candles and Hamburgers | Edward Hudgins | 6/3/2003 |
| Description: Consumer Groups fight food irraditation |
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| Interview | Power to the Purchasers! | | 5/31/2003 |
| Description: Fran Smith's Consumer Alert is a free-market group that believes consumers will benefit more from a market economy than from government regulation. |
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| Miscellaneous | Suggested Readings: Free-Market Solutions | | 5/31/2003 |
| Description: Bountiful Harvest: Technology, Food Safety, and the Environment
By Thomas R. DeGregori; Cutting Green Tape: Toxic Pollutants, Environmental Regulation, and the Law
Edited by Richard L. Stroup and Roger E. Meiners; American Health Care: Government, Market Processes, and the Public Interest Edited by Roger D. Feldman; Mail [at] the Millenium: Will the Postal Service Go Private?
Edited by Edward Hudgins |
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| Center News | Hudgins on NPR on space policy | | 5/29/2003 |
| Description: Edward Hudgins, TOC's DC Director, will be a guest on the "Science Friday with Ira Flatow" on National Public Radio on Friday, May 30, to discuss space policy issues. |
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| Commentary | Weighing War: How to Think About Iraq and North Korea | William Thomas | 4/1/2003 |
| Description: When should a free country go to war? William Thomas lays out the essentials
of the Objectivist approach to foreign policy and war. Looking at the cases
of Iraq and North Korea, the article examines the considerations that should
go into a decision for war, and assesses the long term effects and
legitimacy of war in both cases. |
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| Article | Doctors Shrug | Edward Hudgins | 3/31/2003 |
| Description: In Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand imagined a monstrous world in which the political regime makes it easy and legal for the rapacious and the envious to steal from the productive. Not surprisingly, many producers go on strike. This nightmare scenario is now breaking out across the United States. The victims are physicians. |
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| Commentary | Ban Government Racism, Not Discrimination | David Kelley | 2/28/2003 |
| Description: The current argument for affirmative action is undermined by government funding and corrupted by collectivist premises. But advocates of individualism should recognize that a "meritocratic" approach relying solely on grades and tests is not the answer. The answer is a rational and free society in which a wide variety of schools would be allowed to create widely varying types of student bodies by discriminating among applicants in any number of ways. |
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| Press Release | Reach for the Stars while Reforming NASA | | 2/3/2003 |
| Description: The tragic destruction of the space shuttle Columbia Space Shuttle should not deter our quest to make space and other worlds part of mankind’s domain. |
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| Op-ed | We Must Reach for the Stars | Edward Hudgins | 2/3/2003 |
| Description: We should celebrate the lives of the heroic Columbia Space Shuttle astronauts even as we look for ways to allow private parties to be more involved in space ventures. |
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| Op-ed | Will Government Kill the Sugarplum Fairy? | Edward Hudgins | 12/20/2002 |
| Description: "Drop the candy cane, step away from the punch bowl." Is this the reframe we’ll hear some day from armed food cops as they try to prevent us from committing holiday health crimes against ourselves? The "war on fat" waged by government and predatory lawyers could mean food police checking our medical records at Christmas time to determine whether we can party hardy or will be confined to celery and carrot platters. More important for a happy New Year than losing fat is not losing our freedom. |
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| Commentary | Two Jeers for Democracy | Tal Ben-Shahar | 12/18/2002 |
| Description: Around the world, unchecked power is being transferred from the one or the few to the many, and Western commentators are applauding this transfer of power. They call it a democratic revolution, which it is, and speak as though it meant the coming of a freer world, which it does not. |
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| Miscellaneous | Soundings, September/October 2002 | | 10/1/2002 |
| Description: Sick Days in Sweden, Urban League president Hugh Price on race in America, and Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act |
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| Review | The Parasites' Paradise | Howard Dickman | 10/1/2002 |
| Description: In Heaven on Earth, Joshua Muravchik gives us a history of the socialist movement since the late eighteenth century, told primarily through profiles of selected theorists, agitators, and leaders, each of whom exemplifies a critical stage or form in its evolution. A less-appealing crowd of bloodsuckers, congenital liars, airheads, and killers is not easy to imagine. |
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| Commentary | The Importance of Blacklisting | Roger Donway | 8/30/2002 |
| Description: Objectivism distinguishes between errors of ignorance and errors of morality, and between immorality and crime. As a result, Objectivists exercise moral toleration toward those whose ideas are innocently mistaken and political toleration toward those who immoralities are non-coercive. But the virtue of showing moral and political toleration does not mean Objectivists can employ nothing but arguments to weaken the forces that are destroying Enlightenment culture. |
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| Op-ed | Save NPR! Not! | Shawn E. Klein | 8/14/2002 |
| Description: NPR doesn't need government funding |
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| Op-ed | Capitalism and financial scandal | Malini Kochhar | 7/23/2002 |
| Description: Capitalism isn't to blame for ImClone, Enron or Worldcom. But
it can save us from them.
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| Press Release | Release: Is Greed Good? | Patrick Stephens | 7/23/2002 |
| Description: Is greed good? Alan Greenspan vs. Ayn Rand. |
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| Op-ed | Time to Derail Amtrak | Matthew Curtis | 7/19/2002 |
| Description: Amtrak and the entitlement culture in America. |
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| Article | You Will Volunteer! | Edward Hudgins | 6/30/2002 |
| Description: President Bush's USA Freedom Corps is supposed to be the vehicle by which every American devotes two years of his life "to the service of your neighbors and your nation." Remarkably, the administration's arguments for this program are based on philosophy, not pragmatism. Regrettably, the philosophy behind the program is the enemy of individualism, self-responsibility, liberty, and even benevolence. |
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| Commentary | John Q. in Canada | John Vincent | 6/30/2002 |
| Description: Ed Hudgins's review of the movie John Q. in the April Navigator mentioned the protagonist's demand for "Free health care for everyone!" Reading the review, a TOC member who lives in Canada thought it would be revealing to ask: "How would the plot of John Q. have played out here, where there is free health care for everyone?" |
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| Op-ed | Israel’s right to self-defense | Tal Ben-Shahar | 6/21/2002 |
| Description: The Israeli occupation is self-defense, not aggression.
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| Op-ed | Government Funding vs. the Progress of Science | Malini Kochhar | 6/20/2002 |
| Description: The government should not be engaged in funding scientific
research.
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| Press Release | Bush’s community service plan is a bad idea. | Edward Hudgins | 6/18/2002 |
| Description: Bush’s community service plan is a bad idea. Personal responsibility, not charity, is the true measure of moral worth. |
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| Op-ed | Islamism and Modernity; Lou Dobbs is right. | David Kelley | 6/10/2002 |
| Description: Lou Dobbs is right. Islamism is at war with Modernity. |
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| Op-ed | Star Wars and the politics of republics | Edward Hudgins | 5/21/2002 |
| Description: George Lucas has made a pretty film, but his understanding of
politics and republics belongs in a galaxy far, far away. |
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| Commentary | Hollywood Applauds Terrorism | Edward Hudgins | 4/30/2002 |
| Description: Less than six months after the terrorist attacks of 9/11, a major American film, John Q., portrays a terrorist as a hero. Ed Hudgins, director of TOC's Washington office, finds it a startling demonstration of how fiercely Hollywood is gripped by the premise that altruism justifies coercion. |
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| Press Release | Community Service Press Release | Edward Hudgins | 4/22/2002 |
| Description: The President's community service plan is a bad idea. Personal responsibility, not charity, is the true measure of moral worth. |
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| Op-ed | Is Community Service Really a Good Idea? | Edward Hudgins | 4/22/2002 |
| Description: Bush’s call for service is a bad idea and indicates that
America may be morally bankrupt. |
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| Op-ed | To Be or Not To Be: Israel and ''Recognition'' | Russell La Valle | 4/18/2002 |
| Description: Israel does not need recognition from Arab states. It already
exists. |
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| Op-ed | Powell and Arafat: An Exercise in Futility | Patrick Stephens | 4/16/2002 |
| Description: Powell’s Mid-east peace trip to Israel is futile, and peace efforts will
continue to fail as long as we insist on treating terrorists such as Arafat as statesmen. |
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| Op-ed | Treating like as like, Arafat and The Axis of Evil | Shawn E. Klein | 3/27/2002 |
| Description: Arafat is as much a part of the evil in the world as Saddam
Hussein, and should be treated accordingly. |
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| Op-ed | Liquidate Amtrak | Joseph Vranich | 3/22/2002 |
| Description: Liquidating Amtrak would be good business—preventing it would
just be bad politics. |
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| Op-ed | Enron: It's OUR Problem | William Thomas | 2/27/2002 |
| Description: The collapse of Enron is a problem that the market has to deal with, and we are the market. |
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| Op-ed | Drugs and Terrorism--they're not the same thing. | Patrick Stephens | 2/6/2002 |
| Description: The government's new anti-drug ad campaign is absurd and demeaning.
And it won’t work. |
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| Op-ed | Animal Rights and the circus | Scott McPherson | 1/31/2002 |
| Description: Animals are property and giving rights to animals is too silly – even for a circus. |
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| Op-ed | The State of The Union and The Culture of Responsibility | David Kelley | 1/30/2002 |
| Description: In his powerful State of the Union address, President Bush gave voice to the two deepest truths of a free society: that the essential function of its government is to provide security, and that it depends on a culture of responsibility. |
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| Op-ed | A Child's Letter on the Education Bill | Edward Hudgins | 1/22/2002 |
| Description: A Child's Letter on the Bush-Kennedy Education Bill, as reported to Edward Hudgins |
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| Op-ed | Reilly Steals Home: A.G. ''deal'' with the Red Sox was simply extortion. | Shawn E. Klein | 1/17/2002 |
| Description: Reilly ''deal'' with the Red Sox was simply extortion. |
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| Commentary | Don't Debase Public Service | Roger Donway | 1/11/2002 |
| Description: In the name of 'national service,' our leaders have been talking about civil society as though it were the same as civil defense. Both enterprises are good in themselves, and libertarians should welcome both. But they will remain good only so long as they are kept separate. |
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| Op-ed | Nelson Mandela Turns his Back on Sept. 11 | Jim Peron | 1/4/2002 |
| Description: Nelson Mandela Turns his back on the U.S. -- opposes war on
terrorism
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| Op-ed | Urban Sprawl is just another name for growth and prosperity | Charles Tomlinson | 12/17/2001 |
| Description: Urban Sprawl is just another name for growth and prosperity
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| Op-ed | Human Cloning: When is a person a person? | Patrick Stephens | 12/4/2001 |
| Description: A detailed philosophical analysis of why an embryo is not a
person.
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| Commentary | Remember: It's not 'Infinite Justice' | Roger Donway | 11/20/2001 |
| Description: Linking the war on terrorism to women's rights is wrong as a matter of tactics, because it is likely to backfire very soon. But linking the war on terror to women's rights is wrong on a much deeper level, the strategic level. |
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| Commentary | Choosing Sides | Roger Donway | 11/13/2001 |
| Description: The events of September 11 have changed the political landscape in America. Traditional political groups—progressive, liberal, conservative, and libertarian—have found themselves deeply split over the terrorist attacks and the war. |
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| Op-ed | Against Pacifism | Damon Root | 11/7/2001 |
| Description: Pacifists are actually pro-war.
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| Op-ed | On Trading Security for Liberty | William Thomas | 10/16/2001 |
| Description: As the Administration proposes and Congress debates new laws to improve
the safety of our skies, our cities, and our factories, let us encourage
the principled, creative, and energetic defense of our liberty. But let
us also take diligent care that liberty remains our sovereign principle,
and our way of life secure. |
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| Op-ed | Burning Stupid: Bad Forest Management in the West | Charles Tomlinson | 9/6/2001 |
| Description: Bad forest management practices have increased the devastation
of fire on western lands.
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| Op-ed | Anti-globalism and Nihilism | William Thomas | 7/25/2001 |
| Description: The recent surge of anti-globalism protests are examples of nihilism in practice. |
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| Commentary | The Internet in Closed Societies | Patrick Stephens | 7/1/2001 |
| Description: The World Wide Web may not be the instrument of freedom that had previously been anticipated, according to Patrick Stephens, since it can often be censored as easily as a telephone. |
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| Op-ed | NASA is right to deny passage to ''Space-tourist.'' | Tim Richmond | 6/22/2001 |
| Description: Contracts are contracts--even in space. |
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| Commentary | The Poughkeepsie Accords | Roger Donway | 6/1/2001 |
| Description: If conservatives and libertarians combined forces, more victories would be won for freedom. Roger Donway sets forth a list of points on which these two groups might agree and then asks what policies would follow. |
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| Op-ed | Human Cloning is good for all of us | Patrick Stephens | 4/3/2001 |
| Description: Human cloning, like any technology, is a boon to mankind. |
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| Commentary | The Corruption of Democracy | David Kelley | 4/1/2001 |
| Description: It is not money that is corrupting American democracy, says TOC’s executive director, David Kelley. It is the collectivist philosophy underlying many contemporary views of democracy. |
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| Op-ed | Op-Ed: The Moral Necessity of Missile Defense | James S. Robbins | 2/22/2001 |
| Description: The government must pursue a missile defense program. |
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| Commentary | Morality and Politics | David Kelley | 2/1/2001 |
| Description: A nation's political trends are governed by a host of factors, the most fundamental of these being the moral factor, according to TOC's executive director, David Kelley. In this commentary, Kelley illustrates his point by showing how morality permeates the seemingly pragmatic debate over Social Security privatization. |
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| Article | Ideological Differences and Political Evolution | David Kelley | 1/1/2001 |
| Description: With both presidential candidates advocating education plans, health-care plans, and tax-cut plans, and parading their religiosity, voters might be excused for believing that Election 2000 presented an arbitrary choice between Tweedledum and Tweedledee. In these two articles, however, David Kelley and Patrick Stephens argue that an important difference did exist between the philosophies of the two main candidates, while Roger Donway contends that a country seeking ordered liberty should not want transcendent leaps in its politics. |
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| Commentary | Political Correctness Still Runs Rampant | Donald Cooper | 1/1/2001 |
| Description: Though political correctness is not much discussed anymore, it is quite prevalent on America's college campuses. In this commentary, Donald Cooper recounts two recent battles. |
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| Letters | Letters: Allotting Blame for Today's Health-Care Crisis (Sept 2000) | | 9/7/2000 |
| Description: Letters about the problems of the health care system |
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| Article | Does America Have a Human Rights Problem? | Roger Donway | 4/1/2000 |
| Description: A sidebar to the Lands of Liberty 2000. |
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| Interview | CEI's Fred Smith is Marketing the Market | | 3/1/2000 |
| Description: An exclusive interview with Fred Smith, founder and president of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, wherein we learn how CEI puts ideas into action to curb and reverse the growth of collectivism and statism. |
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| Article | Pariah Politics | Roger Donway | 3/1/2000 |
| Description: Because political campaigns are won by assembling coalitions, an increasingly common political tactic is to insist that one's opponent renounce the support of some sizable group. Typically, the reason put forward is that the views and behavior of the designated group make it so reprehensible that any association with it is morally unacceptable. |
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| Interview | Marketing the Market | | 3/1/2000 |
| Description: An outtake from "CEI's Fred Smith is Marketing the Market," an interview with CEI founder and president Fred Smith, published in the March 2000 Navigator. |
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| Article | You Can Go Your Own Way | Patrick Stephens | 12/1/1999 |
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| Letters | Letters: Politics and Personal Happiness (Dec 1999) | | 12/1/1999 |
| Description: Letters in response to Patrick Stephens' article, 'You Can Go Your Own Way', where he claims that current electoral politics have little effects on one's personal life. |
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| Interview | The East is Ready | | 3/1/1999 |
| Description: Ross H. Munro journalist and China expert warns: "Chinese [have been] walking through America's best nuclear weapons laboratories and picking up documents because scientists and/or military officers were trying to ingratiate themselves." Munro believes that China seeks to dominate Asia. Find out more, and how the United States should respond. |
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| Article | Libertarian Answers to Conservative Challenges | Tibor Machan | 12/1/1998 |
| Description: A response from Tibor Machan to three common attacks on free-market ideas from conservatives and neo-conservatives. |
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| Center News | Bidinotto Builds Bridges to Libertarians | | 3/1/1998 |
| Description: An account of Robert Bidinotto's highly successful talk in Washington, D.C.: 'Building Bridges between Objectivists and Libertarians' |
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| Article | The Culture Contemplates Freedom | Roger Donway | 10/1/1997 |
| Description: An analysis of the misinterpretations and distortions of the reviews of What It Means To Be a Libertarian by Charles Murray and Libertarianism: A Primer by David Boaz. |
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| Article | Altruism and Capitalism | David Kelley | 1/1/1994 |
| Description: An article on altruism and capitalism by David Kelley of the Objectivist Center. |
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