| Why Shareholder Firms Tend to Persist Over Worker-Owned Models
Caleb S. Fuller
Workers could control the means of production today if they wanted, so why don’t workers convert capitalist firms into labor-owned firms? The underrated scholarship of Henry Hansmann provides the answer. READ MORE » |
| The Stakeholder Concept of Corporate Control Is Illogical and Impractical
The Independent Review, Spring 2002 |
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| The New American Antisemitism
Cal Thomas
In the aftermath of “from the river to the sea” anti-Israel protests on many college campuses and in the streets comes a perfectly timed book by Benjamin Ginsberg titled The New American Anti-Semitism: The Left, The Right, and the Jews. Ginsberg’s book should be required reading for how Jewish-hatred continues to poison the politics and culture of many countries, including our own. READ MORE » |
| The New American Anti-Semitism
The Left, the Right, and the Jews
By Benjamin Ginsberg |
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| The Biden Administration versus Medicare Advantage
John C. Goodman (Forbes)
Healthcare is Exhibit A of a dysfunctional market—a missed call can cost $190 million. So, what has been the Biden administration’s response? Nothing good. READ MORE » |
| A Better Choice
Healthcare Solutions for America
By John C. Goodman |
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| Why I am Not a Neoliberal
Phillip Magness (SSRN)
Critics of free markets have latched onto a favorite swear word, “neoliberal.” But a closer look at the history of this term reveals roots in Marxist and National Socialist ideologies. READ MORE » |
| Fascism: Left, Right, or Neither?
The Independent Review, Summer 2022 |
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| 2023 Annual Report
A year in review look at the Independent Institute’s activities for 2023. READ MORE » |
