Abstract Recent developments in Artificial Intelligence (AI) have resulted in a hype around
both opportunities and risks of these technologies. In this discussion, one argument in …

Is moral philosophy more foundational than political theory? It is often assumed to be. David
Schmidtz argues that the reverse is true: the question of how to live in a community is more …

Because of its support for strong rights of private property and relatively unregulated
capitalism, libertarianism is often perceived as being fundamentally incompatible with the …

Disinformation concerns have heightened the importance of regulating content and speech
in digital communication environments. Perceived risks have led to widespread public …

This paper examines how graduate students and professors talk about the funding they
receive from libertarian-leaning organizations. Building from cultural economic sociologists' …

In this article, the authors draw on the literatures about academic career pipelines and the
sociology of ideas to understand how an outside group of organizations provides resources …

Most libertarians regard the welfare state as morally illegitimate. This chapter examines why
opposition to the welfare state is the default libertarian position, and why some libertarians …

Because of its support for strong rights of private property and relatively unregulated
capitalism, libertarianism is often perceived as being fundamentally incompatible with the …

The charge of social Darwinism is not limited to the target of Herbert Spencer was an
English philosopher, or even of libertarians more generally. But it is typically reserved for the …

Recently, convergence liberals, such as Kevin Vallier, argue that the principle of social
insurance could be publicly justified. Our paper challenges this marriage of convergence …