By waiting to comment on this remarkable piece of work from Brooks, I'm able to outsource most of my incredulity. Start with Corey Robin on the literal Stalinism of Brooks's thinking. Then proceed to Amy Davidson's comprehensive demolition of Brooks's strange assertions about American society and...
Rich Yeselson has a really superb piece on the ongoing implications of Taft-Hartley and what labor can and can't do in response. The whole thing should be read, but I'll.
Arguably capitalism's greatest feat in the last century is the almost complete separation of production from consumption. Modern Americans rarely see where anything is produced, whether food or consumer goods..
If there's one thing the state of Illinois needs, it's another centrist insider Democrat running for high office on a position of tearing down the good life for working-class people. Always important to follow Rahm Emanuel's example.
Shortly after midnight on June 12, 1963, NAACP leader Medgar Evers was assassinated in front of his home by white supremacist Byron De La Beckwith. Today marks the 50th anniversary.
On this week's episode of Foreign Entanglements, Matt speaks to Hugh Pope about US-Turkish relations:
I'm posting this for its sociological interest. The topic being addressed is how to get a summer associate position (SA) after your second year of law school, via on campus interviewing (OCI) if you have middle of the class grades at Michigan (i.e., a top ten...
Essentially, this is the perfect role for him, as this will mean he won't have to do what he can't, i.e. play quarterback in the NFL. And putting him behind.
What good is having a blog if nobody has bought this for me yet? If the LBJ library hasn't converted this into a poster, they're leaving a lot of money.
John Sexton's game is strong: According to documents unearthed in a month-long search of public records, NYU Law School has created an array of nonprofits to funnel money into lavish perks for its professors. The money has been used by professors to buy multi-million dollar brownstones...
You may remember Roger Vinson from his particularly embarrassing opinion holding the ACA unconstitutional. The very existence of freedom for the American individual, you see, rested on whether measures to.
The Supreme Court yet again declined to hand down any of the big civil rights cases that are still pending (I'll put the over/under on Breyer's Fisher dissent at 500.