The Oppenheimer Enigma
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Tag: Political Philosophy
Between Political Economy and Political Theology – Part 2
Martijn Konings and Adam Kotsko Discuss Neoliberalism by MARTIJN KONINGS and ADAM KOTSKO CC0 via Pixabay Stanford University Press is proud to present the second part of a conversation between Martijn Konings, author of Capital and Time, and Adam Kotsko, author of Neoliberalism's Demons. Adam …
Between Political Economy and Political Theology – Part 1
Martijn Konings and Adam Kotsko Discuss Neoliberalism MARTIJN KONINGS and ADAM KOTSKO June 1, 2017 – President Trump delivers a speech to a crowd in the Rose Garden of the White House. Public domain via Wikimedia Commons. Stanford University Press is proud to present …
Christian Theology’s Economy of Conquest
Martin Luther King Jr.’s challenge to the American church’s capitalist God of war.
A Critique of the Critique of Finance
Critics of neoliberal capitalism rarely recognize the productive power of speculation.
The Libertarian Alternative
This unconventional election year underscores the merit of the third-party option.
The Trouble with Trumpism
Liberals and libertarians cannot meaningfully counter Trump—but conservatism can.
Speaking of the Devil
From his rebellious debut to modern day, the devil has always been a political figure.
