Politics Kelly Weirich | 9 Aug 2023 Indeterminate Fear: Moral Panics and Floating Signifiers What happens when our political language isn't meant to be tied down?
Opinion Joshua May | 2 Aug 2023 Can Relationship Science Teach Us to Talk Politics Again? How can we fix the way that we speak to one another?
The Call for Supreme Court Reform How can we tell whether the judicial system is functioning properly? 25 Jul 2023 | James M. Okapal
Allen v. Mulligan, the Voting Rights Act, & Non-Ideal Theory What are the implications of our arguments regarding race-based redistricting? 13 Jun 2023 | Nicholas Kreuder
Is Canadian Democracy Getting Weaker? What does legitimate democratic oversight demand? 12 Jun 2023 | Matthew S.W. Silk
Your Political Party Isn’t Right About Everything: Intellectual Humility and the Public Square Truth is in the middle? 24 May 2023 | Wes Siscoe
Narrowly Defined: Corruption in the Court Undue influence comes in many shapes in sizes, we need a legal approach to match. 8 May 2023 | Evan Arnet
Trump's Indictment and Equality Before the Law Exception that proves the rule? 12 Apr 2023 | Roman Altshuler
Indicting Trump: Patriotism or Treachery? Is America really so exceptional? 5 Apr 2023 | Richard Gibson
Do You Have a Right to Own a Gas Stove? An entitlement to an object looks a bit off. 15 Mar 2023 | Tim Sommers
From Conscience to Constitution: Should the Government Mandate Virtue? Should the state be in the business of moralizing? 8 Mar 2023 | Wes Siscoe
Gas Stoves: A Kitchen Culture Clash What's the political posturing really all about? 28 Feb 2023 | Andrew Conarty
Private Reasons in the Public Square What kind of justifications should we offer others? 8 Feb 2023 | Laura Siscoe
Are Voters to Blame for the Polarization Crisis? Is there any closing the growing political chasm and curbing our bad habits? 7 Feb 2023 | Wes Siscoe
Why Bother with Political Arguments? Is there any hope for winning friends and influencing people? 27 Jan 2023 | Victor Kumar & Joshua May
On Canada's Oath of Allegiance Why should citizens swear allegiance to the Crown? 9 Nov 2022 | Matthew S.W. Silk
The Liberal Case for Federalism When it comes to politics, incremental change is often overlooked and undervalued. 25 Oct 2022 | Benjamin Rossi
National Debt and Longtermism Pass the buck? How do we trade our wants against the next generation's needs? 27 Sep 2022 | Richard Gibson
Fascism, Book Banning, and Non-Violent Direct Action What is the appropriate response to increasing intolerance? 20 Sep 2022 | Rachel Robison-Greene
