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We are right in the middle of a season of summer seminar season. Some students are attending only one seminar, and others are completing a rigorous circuit of seminars sponsored by the Institute for Humane Studies, the Independent Institute, the Cato Institute, the Mises Institute, the Foundation for Economic Education, the American Institute for

So you’ve been to a summer program sponsored by Mises, IHS, FEE, Cato, Independent, or any of a number of other organizations dedicated to economic research and education. You’re excited, and you’re firmly grounded in your understanding of the classical liberal tradition. You wonder: what now? Here are a few suggestions that will help you make a

This is the third annual edition of What To Do With What You Did Over Your Summer Vacation. The 2008 installment is here , and the 2009 installment is here . Perhaps you’ve been to a seminar sponsored by the Institute for Humane Studies, or perhaps you’re attending Mises University right now. Some of you are probably going to a seminar sponsored

This inquiry into the San Francisco Happy Meal Ban, from Daily Show reporter Aasif Mandvi, is brilliant: http://media.mtvnservices.com/mgid:cms:item:comedycentral.com:369678

We have a two-and-a-half year-old son and an almost seven-month old daughter. Both are usually extremely pleasant and well-behaved, though there are cycles during which our son is less than cooperative. Like this morning. He wanted a Popsicle (which is a proper noun, by the way) and was pretty belligerent about it. We generally let him have a few

Carden, Art and Robert A. Lawson. 2009. Human Rights and Economic Liberalization , under review at Business and Politics . This paper has made the rounds at a handful of conferences and is finally available. Thanks to everyone who has offered comments and suggestions. The abstract: Using several case studies and data from the Economic Freedom of