The profit motive—not ESG—will affirmatively promote freedom.

Michael Zuckert demonstrates Lincoln’s lifelong concern with the role of the statesman both in preserving and improving what he has inherited.

Mario Vargas Llosa has explored freedom and tyranny in his novels, and now explains his vision of the open society.

Disillusioned with Sartre and the Cuban Revolution, Mario Vargas Llosa discovers and recovers the liberal tradition.

Mario Vargas Llosa presents us with a captivating personal and intellectual portrait of seven classical liberal thinkers.

Faith in America’s founding principles, and the integrity of American efforts to promote human rights, has been undermined.

Gordon S. Wood joins Brian A. Smith to discuss his most recent book, Power and Liberty, as well as trends in the study of history.

Peart’s lyrics suggest that while greatness may be rare in a democratic society, it is not unachievable.

What do the French see in their Lady of Liberty?

Whether legal outcomes conform to what scientists desire should not matter—the Supreme Court’s job is to get the law right.