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in Dialogue & Discourse

To Tell The Good Leaders From The Bad, You Have To Look At This One Thing

The trolley problem: leading in a world where nothing is ever right

The Sophistry of Ayn Rand’s Case for Ethical Selfishness

Altruism, the egoism of robber barons, and the crudeness of Objectivism

The Fall of Modern Liberal Society: After Virtue by Aladsair MacIntyre

Modern liberal societies are weak and lost in moral confusion because they have forgotten Aristotelian virtue ethics.

Has America Become a Nation of Liars?

In Kurt Anderson’s Fantasyland: How America Went Haywire, he argues that 1960s postmodernist relativism on the left served as an assault on…

Can War Ever Be Justified?

A brief look at the philosophy of just war theory.

The Façade of China’s Robotic Wisdom

The myopia of Chinese prudence and the necessity of nonrational ideals

Why China’s Pragmatism Should Haunt the West

Secularism and reason without the Christian underpinnings

Am I Moral if I’m Politically Correct?

How morality and PC culture converge and diverge

In 2020, Political Disconnect From Morality Becomes Turkey’s New Predicament

Amid newfound efforts to break through the stagnation and dullness of Turkish politics, the forces of repressive regime maintain their…

What We Get Wrong About Interventionism

We cannot allow the idea of the moral imperative to intervene against autocratic regimes to cloud our practical judgement and reasoning.

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