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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
Deregulatory Capture: Why Deregulation May Increase the Regulatory Burden
Max Molden | The Independent Review | Winter 2024/25
Yoram Barzel
Property Rights, Political Economy, and the Reorganization of Economic Analysis
Rosolino A. Candela | The Independent Review | Spring 2024
The Political Economy of Modern Wildlife Management
How Commercialization Could Reduce Game Overabundance
Robert E. Wright | The Independent Review | Spring 2022
A Limited Defense of Factory Farming
The Ethics and Politics of Consuming Intensively Raised Animals
Jonathan Ashbach | The Independent Review | Spring 2022
What Is the Great Reset?
Michael D. Rectenwald | Published Paper | Feb. 28, 2022
Beyond Homeless
Policy Solutions for the Bay Area and Beyond
Adam B. Summers, Hovannes Abramyan, Jonathan Hofer, Lawrence J. McQuillan, Mary L. G. Theroux, Scott Beyer | Executive Summary | Dec. 15, 2021
In Memoriam: Richard L. Stroup (1943–2021)
Michael C. Munger, Terry L. Anderson | Article | Dec. 14, 2021
Steve Pejovich’s Insights into Property Rights, Capitalism, Socialism, and Freedom
Rosolino A. Candela | The Independent Review | Fall 2021
Free-Speech Rights versus Property and Privacy Rights
“Ag-Gag” Laws and the Limits of Property Rights
Ian J. Drake | The Independent Review | Spring 2021






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