Wrestling with Misogyny: What it Will Take for Women to Win in 2018 and Beyond
by Jillia Pessenda* Across the country women are running for office in record numbers. At Women Winning, a Minnesota-based organization dedicated […]
Featured Posts
Antitrust, Political Economy, and the Nomination of Brett Kavanaugh
By Chris Sagers[1] In the world there are weightier things than antitrust, and the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Brett
Fighting to Restore Civil Rights and Felon Rehabilitation in Florida
By Eric Allen Kauk* This November Florida will vote on Amendment 4, a measure that would automatically restore the right
Trump’s Flailing Ratchet: From “Bad Hombres” to “Zero Tolerance”
By Amien Kacou* The Trump administration has made fighting illegal immigration a top law enforcement priority. But, despite the President’s
Epistemic Humility as a Presidential Virtue
By Mark Satta* There are a lot of traits worth wanting in a political leader—relevant experience, good public speaking skills,
Roe v. Wade: Past, Present, and Future
By Geoffrey R. Stone* We are living in perilous times. As we contemplate the prospect of another appointment by Donald