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Giving credit where credit is due
Strengthening civil society is the main ingredient to winning the War on Poverty.Reflections on Bush's Faith-Based Initiative
For this initiative to work well, two temptations must be avoided.Joseph Schumpeter and the moral economy
Only within a morally informed culture can capitalism lead not just to the progress and prosperity described by Schumpeter but also to a free and virtuous society.Michigan schools prove competition in education works
Educational choice is a vital component in the next phase of welfare reform.The more things change...
The past century has witnessed the greatest material advances in human history. It also has witnessed the greatest bloodshed. This is not coincidental.Migration rights, natural law, and the free society
Why should a family be kept out of a country that offers better hopes for raising a family? Is that not the reason America was first settled?An unjust sacrifice
An appeals court in London has made a Solomonic ruling, deciding that 8-week-old twins joined at the pelvis must be separated. In effect, one twin, known as Mary, is to be sacrificed to save the other, known as Jodie, in an operation the babies' parents oppose.The competitive edge: Why choice will improve all of America's schools
Though the methods may differ, school choice ultimately represents competition among educational providers – something the current system lacks.School choice: A prudent path toward liberty
Vouchers, tuition tax credits, charter schools, and other forms of school choice have garnered the support of a diverse coalition of parents in search of a common end: educational excellence. Competing experiments at increasing educational freedom are so important.Globalization, Social justice and the plight of the poor
When globalization is put to the test, people flourish in goods and freedom, internationally and closer to home.It's about justice: The moral case for school choice
There is immense evidence that government-monopoly schools perpetuate inequality of opportunity for the poor and marginalized.Morality and Cuban trade
An agreement between the White House and the Congress will mean that American producers of food will be permitted to sell their products to Cuba-for the first time in 28 years. Despite the severe restrictions on the sales, this is a moral victory.