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The Independent Review is the acclaimed interdisciplinary journal devoted to the study of political economy and the critical analysis of government policy. The Independent Review is thoroughly researched, peer-reviewed, and based on scholarship of the highest caliber. However, unlike so many other journals, it is also provocative, lucid, and written in an engaging style. Ranging across the fields of economics, political science, law, history, philosophy, and sociology, The Independent Review boldly challenges the politicization and bureaucratization of our world, featuring in-depth examinations of past, present, and future policy issues by some of the world's leading scholars and experts. Undaunted and uncompromising, this is the journal that is pioneering future debate!
Symposium on Social Justice: R. WHAPLES introduces key topics. J. OTTESON on the right to opt out. D. GUERRIERE defends western justice. V. GELOSO & P. MAGNESS on rent-seeking narratives. J. LEVY on classical liberals for Rawls. K. VALLIER on Hayekian social justice. D. D’AMICO on Rawls vs the knowledge problem. J. STONER on civil society, Aristotle & Aquinas. R. SMITH on the problem with nominalism. G. MARTIN on Hayek’s friendly critics. A. MOORE on spiritual components of social justice. A. GILL on social justice and gains from trade. S. HAEFFELE & V. STORR on unfair rules of the game. Plus a review of the book Presidents of War: The Epic Story, from 1807 to Modern Times, by Michael Beschloss
