Archive for Alex Moseley
The Paradox of the Illiberal Cities
Alexander Moseley is currently between university appointments and working on two academic books and a novel. Cities have often been the bastions of enlightened living that abolish the prejudices which taint rural life. But while urban residents may be free from the invasive gossip and restrictive social codes of conduct that characterize small towns and [...]
1Nov2001 | Alex Moseley | 0 comments | ContinuedThe Anti-Capitalist Children of Capitalism
Alex Moseley has taught economics at the university level and is currently finishing two books for publication. The irony of the anti-capitalist protests that have plagued gatherings of world leaders in Seattle and Prague, and that threaten to disrupt any future such meetings, is that despite the atavism of the activists’ ideology, their means depend [...]
1Mar2001 | Alex Moseley | 1 comment | Continued-
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