This is an interdisciplinary seminar open for scholars and advanced students of economics, law, philosophy, and political science who share an interest in Austrian Economics. Its primary objective is to produce publishable research for international journals and to discuss important new trends in the social sciences. Presentations can be [...]
1. The vote to defund political science: how it went.
2. Jason Kottke doesn't read books anymore.
3. "Food rewards obsessiveness," the best eater in the United States. The full article is gated (the link offers only an excerpt), so buy the 9 November New Yorker. I don't usually [...]
If we are going to keep making the intellectual bets that we have been making--which is an open question--the withdrawal of the history department from the 19th century economic, social, and political history of the North Atlantic and the increasing tendency of political science to circle its wagons around its [...]
