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The Essential Women of Liberty
By Donald Boudreaux, Aeon J. Skoble | March 8, 2022
Freedom and equality for women and minorities—the real history you may not know
By Sandra J. Peart, Jason Clemens, Aeon J. Skoble | April 7, 2021
The Essential Robert Nozick
By Aeon J. Skoble | October 30, 2020
Rulers and bankers—Reflections on Game of Thrones
By Aeon J. Skoble | May 23, 2019
The Avengers—Infinity Stones, finite resources and populations
By Aeon J. Skoble | May 4, 2018
The dangers of nudging—the use of state coercion to affect behaviour
By Aeon J. Skoble | January 19, 2018
In Rogue One, bureaucratic infighting plagues the Empire and the rebellion
By Aeon J. Skoble | December 21, 2016
Harry Potter prequel features disturbing draconian laws
By Aeon J. Skoble | December 5, 2016
Trump victory checked by constraints of modern constitutional republics
By Aeon J. Skoble | November 9, 2016
Netflix superhero show spotlights issues of race and policing
By Aeon J. Skoble | October 24, 2016
Star Trek, Plato and the misreading of things
By Aeon J. Skoble | September 29, 2016
Realistic politics on TV eschews romantic approach, spotlights self-interest
By Aeon J. Skoble | September 8, 2016
Olympic ‘public investment’ often sold with dubious claims of return
By Aeon J. Skoble | August 18, 2016
Melania, Michelle and the threadbare platitudes of plagiarism
By Aeon J. Skoble | July 21, 2016
From Game of Thrones to the Vietnam War—check your sources
By Aeon J. Skoble | June 30, 2016
Authority and legitimacy in Westeros, Essos and Washington, D.C.
By Aeon J. Skoble | June 9, 2016
Does Justice Depend on Government Oversight?
By Aeon J. Skoble | May 19, 2016
Game of Thrones—with little economic competition, growth found only in conquest
By Aeon J. Skoble | April 28, 2016
Agents of SHIELD fiction taps real-life debate about justice, right and wrong
By Aeon J. Skoble | April 7, 2016
Trump, American Idol and the economics of voting
By Aeon J. Skoble | March 17, 2016
Batman v Superman: the state, justice, and due process
By Aeon J. Skoble | February 25, 2016
Series forces choice between bad and less-bad totalitarian regimes
By Aeon J. Skoble | February 4, 2016
Marvel’s Jessica Jones forces us to question the rules of society
By Aeon J. Skoble | January 14, 2016
Global surveillance helps politicians, bureaucrats, criminals and terrorists in latest Bond film
By Aeon J. Skoble | December 3, 2015
Mockingjay Part 2: the timeless truths of power and corruption
By Aeon J. Skoble | November 26, 2015
If you violate the law, no matter your profession, when do you lose authority?
By Aeon J. Skoble | November 12, 2015
Philosophy, the arts, and the market
By Aeon J. Skoble | September 11, 2015