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From Clan to Social Grammar
In the 11th century, the Roman Catholic Church reformed consanguinity rules for marriage, bringing along a social grammar, the liberal arc, and the Great Enrichment.
Caleb Petitt | Article | Feb. 25, 2025
A Symposium on Gene Sharp’s The Politics of Nonviolent Action
Christopher J. Coyne | The Independent Review | Summer 2023
The Market Process as Nonviolent Action
Christopher J. Coyne, Joshua D. Ammons, Nathan P. Goodman, Yahya Alshamy | The Independent Review | Summer 2023
Gene Sharp and Social Movements
Contributions and Legacies
Mikayla Novak | The Independent Review | Summer 2023
Double Standards in Comparisons of Violence and Nonviolence
Ned Dobos | The Independent Review | Summer 2023
Tyranny Reverse Engineered
Laurie L. Calhoun | The Independent Review | Summer 2023
Unintended Consequences
A Critical Review of Child Support Enforcement
Clifford F. Thies, John Winn | The Independent Review | Spring 2023
What Is the Great Reset?
Michael D. Rectenwald | Published Paper | Feb. 28, 2022
The Collapse of Communism
Karen LaFollette Araujo, Paul Craig Roberts | Article | Jan. 14, 2022
Militarized Extremism
The Radical Right and the War on Terror
Abigail R. Hall, Chivon H. Fitch, Jerod T. Hassell | The Independent Review | Fall 2021






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