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Canada: A partially postliberal constitutional monarchy
Following last month’s perspective on liberalism in Japan, this month, we turn our attention to Canada with the help of a contribution from Dr.
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Not so liberal, but a free society nevertheless?
A perspective on liberalism in Japan
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Federalism Revisited: Lessons from the Past for Today
On March 15, I lectured at Ifese (Institute for Philosophical and Social Science Education) in Leuven, Belgium, on how The Federalist Papers remain a…
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False gods
For the past two years, I have reported in this place on two trips to Rome that we undertook with the family during spring break (see here and here).
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Consensus versus majoritarian democracy
The “regime change” in America does not go unnoticed in Europe.
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Amazed
Looking back on 2024, I can't help but be amazed at how much good this year has brought professionally.
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An early warning
An invitation to lead a book study on political philosophy recently led me to reread Ongeloof en Revolutie by Guillaume Groen van Prinsterer (1847) and…
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