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First, Do No Harm

Isaac Morehouse | September 28, 2012 | Society

Over the summer I had a trip to the emergency room that highlighted one of the perversities of the medical industry in the United States: Health practitioners are prevented from helping patients because of regulatory hurdles erected by the state at the behest of...

Isaac Morehouse

Isaac Morehouse is a gifts officer at the Institute for Humane Studies where he helps raise support for the Institute’s programs

Should We "Sell" Charity?

Alexis Hamilton | September 25, 2012 | Society

At first glance, Dan Pallotta’s recent essay in the Wall Street Journal made me cringe. The caption “Why Can’t We Sell Charity Like We Sell Perfume?” appears above the article text, beside an elegant model holding up a perfume bottle with an...

Alexis Hamilton

Alexis Hamilton is a graduate of Davidson College in North Carolina and The University of Georgia School of Law.

Os Guinness on "A Free People’s Suicide"

Julia Thompson | September 24, 2012 | Society

It was a dark and stormy night … or, as Os Guinness put it, a “windswept English evening” this past Tuesday as a crowd assembled at the DC National Press Club for a talk hosted by the Trinity Forum. The tornado watch in effect for the mid-Atlantic suited...

Julia Thompson

Julia Thompson is a copywriter and editor at the Institute for Humane Studies.

Anti-Capitalism Drives Chicago Teacher Strike

Joy Pullmann | September 14, 2012 | Society

The Chicago teachers now on strike make some of the best teacher salaries in the country despite some of the worst student results. But they have been saying they’re not striking for the money, and I believe them. They’re striking over an anti-capitalist...

Joy Pullmann

Joy Pullmann is executive editor of The Federalist.

A Generation Raised at the Circus

Alexis Hamilton | September 11, 2012 | Society

Arthur Levine has methodically studied changes in the American college student for over four decades. His newest book, “Generation on a Tightrope: A Portrait of Today’s College Student” (Jossey-Bass September 2012), is a collaborative effort with...

Alexis Hamilton

Alexis Hamilton is a graduate of Davidson College in North Carolina and The University of Georgia School of Law.

Do We Give Laws Too Much Credit?

Isaac Morehouse | September 10, 2012 | Society

A friend and I were discussing the provision of fire services, and he made a comment in passing about how, thanks to government fire codes, fires have dramatically declined. It is true that fires have declined over the last 35 years (at least), but is it true that...

Isaac Morehouse

Isaac Morehouse is a gifts officer at the Institute for Humane Studies where he helps raise support for the Institute’s programs

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First, Do No Harm

Should We "Sell" Charity?

Os Guinness on "A Free People’s Suicide"

Anti-Capitalism Drives Chicago Teacher Strike

A Generation Raised at the Circus

Do We Give Laws Too Much Credit?

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First, Do No Harm

Should We "Sell" Charity?

Os Guinness on "A Free People’s Suicide"

Anti-Capitalism Drives Chicago Teacher Strike

A Generation Raised at the Circus

Do We Give Laws Too Much Credit?

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