My Article at In Mala Fide on Paul Piccone

Can be read here. Intro: How does a Marxist go from student radical and scholar to contrarian gadfly sharing more in common with “beautiful losers” (paleo-conservative icon Sam Francis’ quasi-flattering moniker for he and his ilk) of the American right than his own lefty peers? If you’re Paul Piccone, the late founder and editor of […]

My Newest Audio Interview for Critical Review

This time with Chris Wisniewski, independent scholar and contributor to Reverse Shot online film journal. Again, instead of repeating myself, see this.

"Immigration Policy, From Virginia to Arizona: An Interview With 9500 Liberty’s Eric Byler and Annabelle Park"

I spoke with the anti-anti-immigration documentary filmmakers in the beautiful Oakland hills, Friday, June 11th. Read about the proceedings here.

Interning at the San Francisco Appeal

I am, that is. SF Appeal is an online newspaper covering news and culture of interest to San Franciscans. Find it here.

My Audio Interview for Critical Review

It’s with Slavisa Tasic, Phd. candidate at the University of Turin, on the Illusion of Explanatory Depth and how it relates to public policy. Instead of repeating myself, read this.

The AOTP Blog Archives Up

Available here, with a less fancy template. My writings, as well as those of Roderick Long, Kevin Carson, Daniel Koffler and others are back for viewing. Some posts are less topical and more enduring than others. The identification of the writer in each post is not cited, something that will hopefully be rectified. UPDATE: Not […]

New Post(s) at Entitled to an Opinion

“The Myth of the Echo Chamber” and a few more. Scroll down the main page to see them. Also, I’ve got a podcast for the Critical Review Foundation in the works. I will be interviewing various scholars who’ve written for Critical Review. A lot of material will be covered, from political psychology to economics to […]

>Guess Who I’m Writing For

>The Show-Me Institute out of Missouri. I’ll be writing on schooling, transportation and government transparency in this state I’ve never been to, probably about twice a month. Short articles, with a notable lack of opinion. First one here.

>A Couple of New Posts at Entitled to an Opinion.

>“Open Minded Activists?” and “Do Iranians deserve progressive and (for those who haven’t heard of Hillary Clinton’s distinction) liberal sympathy?”

>A Picture from the Critical Review Seminar, "Challenges to Classical Liberalism." San Antonio, June 2009.

> Taken from the Critical Review Alumni page. Go there to see them all. Photo credit goes to Shterna Friedman. Jeffrey Friedman is (sort of) found second from the right, in the back. Some notable attendees: Micha Ghertner, of the popular libertarian blog Distributed Republic; Guinevere Nell, of the Heritage Foundation’s Center for Data Analysis […]