TOC Articles
The Objectivist Center publishes a wide aviety of articles on philosophical, cultural, and poltical issues. Many of our articles are first published in The New Individualist, the Center's monthly magazine. You can browse through all of the Center's published articles here.| Recent Articles | |
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A Note To Our Members About Open Objectivsm Atlas Society Founder and Senior Scholar David Kelley reflects on open Objectivism and the mission of The Atlas Society.
— David Kelley (11/24/2008)
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The Politics of Mutual Plunder As we seek solutions to the soaring costs of oil and gasoline, the last things we need are for government to "prime the pump" of to redistribute wealth.
— Robert James James (11/4/2008)
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Mining Nature's Ultimate Resource Are the world's mineral resources truly limited and in danger of depletion? Those alarmists who make this claim forget about nature's ultimate resource.
— Robert Bradley (11/4/2008)
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The Credit Crisis and Moral Hazards Today's crisis in banking and home loans became unavoidable when the federal government initiated policies that obliterated personal self-responsibility.
— Eugene Holloway (11/4/2008)
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Rand Central Station If you doubt Ayn Rand's enduring impact on our culture, stand in the concourse of Grand Central Station and hold a sign bearing her name.
— Fred Cookinham (11/4/2008)
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Service, No! A Militia, Yes! Senior Editor Roger Donway takes a close look at Obama's promotion of a "civilian national security force."
— Roger Donway (11/4/2008)
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The Self-Help Guide to Living in a Free Society, by Gen LaGreca Everyone loves freedom. But do they love self-responsibility?
— Gen LaGreca (8/12/2008)
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CrIss on BusIness: Are Conservatives Truly "Pro-Business"? by Jack Criss
— Jack Criss (8/12/2008)
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Private I: Reflections of a Tory Individualist, by Roger Donway
— Roger Donway (8/12/2008)
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Editor's Desk, by Robert James Bidinotto
— Robert James Bidinotto (8/12/2008)
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Soliloquy: Rational Individualism Will Survive, by Robert James Bidinotto Your Editor offers a friendly dissent to views expressed by two conservative writers in this issue -- and explains to you, The Reader, why they are appearing in TNI.
— Robert James Bidinotto (8/12/2008)
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Soliloquy: How to Judge a Magazine -- or a Politician, by Robert James Bidinotto Last month's critique of Congressman Ron Paul generated predictable protests from some readers. So, what should they expect from TNI -- and from political candidates?
— Robert Bidinotto (8/11/2008)
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Bosch Fawstin: "Infidel" Artist, by Robert L. Jones Cartoons of the prophet Muhammed sent angry Muslims into the streets. Just wait until they see the work of anti-jihadist cartoonist Bosch Fawstin.
— Robert Jones (8/11/2008)
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Succeeding by the Cowboy Code, by Fred Minnick How many black cowboys live in France? No, that's not a riddle. "Cowboy capitalist" Larry Barnes has succeeded on two continents by facing life as an individualist.
— Fred Minnick (8/7/2008)
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The Columnist vs. the Madrassa , by Alicia Colon When a newspaper columnist denounced plans for a publicly funded Muslim school in New York City, she didn't expect that the Powers That Be would turn against her.
— Alicia Colon (8/7/2008)
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