As an adolescent, I read and reread a well-worn copy of Eliot Ness’s The Untouchables , always captivated by the story of the incorruptible government agent. Ness and his 12 Prohibition agents took on...
Morgan A. Brown
Morgan A. Brown is an English instructor at Georgia Highlands College, where he teaches composition, logic, and grammar. He is currently working towards his PhD in literary studies at Georgia State University, with a primary focus in Restoration and 18th-century literature and philosophy. See his website: MABrown.org.
Latest work
Might intellectuals harbor so much hostility against the free market because of the precapitalistic guild structure of the modern university?
Protectionism always requires an “evil eye and an unequal hand” of the bureaucratic managers who are entrusted with economic regulation. More often than not, government regulators with good intentions...
