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Here are nearly all of the good articles I have written, arranged chronologically,
including several articles that are not available anywhere else. The subjects
range from business to foreign policy to racism to choosing a career.
You can send me feedback on any of my articles at alex@alexepstein.com.
If the subjects are of interest to you,
please check out my subject-specific pages on Defending
Business, Defending America,
Bioethics, and For
Students. These pages contain summaries of my interest in and
approach to these issues, plus, in several cases, additional recommended
reading.
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Loving
Life: A Case-Study in Presenting Objectivism Objectively
December 20, 2002, Capitalism Magazine
Peacenik
Warmongers
Pacifism necessarily invites escalating
acts of war against anyone who practices it.
December 9, 2002, Ayn
Rand Institute, reprinted by The Philadelphia Inquirer,
The Oregonian, and The Indianapolis Star
Unlimited
Liability
Businessmen are unjustly blamed
and sued for nearly every problem in America today.
December 5, 2002, Ayn
Rand Institute
The
Epistemology of Preemption
November 2002, The Intellectual Activist
The
Meaning of the Right to Vote
On Election Day remember that
it is freedom, not voting, that makes America great.
November 5, 2002, Ayn
Rand Institute
Cutting
Down the Tallest Poppy
October 2002, published by The Intellectual Activist
Paralyzing
America's Producers
The Government's Crackdown on
American Businessmen Is Devastating Our Economy.
October 21, 2002, Ayn
Rand Institute, reprinted by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Thinking
It Alone
Those who complain about American
"unilateralism" toward Iraq want to sacrifice America's
independent, rational judgment to the collective wishes of other
nations.
October 8, 2002, Ayn
Rand Institute, reprinted by The Houston Chronicle
The
Betrayal of the Bush Doctrine
One year after his speech to Congress,
President Bush has failed to fight a real war on terrorism.
September 12, 2002, Ayn
Rand Institute
An
Open Letter to CEOs: Defend the Profit Motive--or Perish
American Businessmen Are Destroying
Themselves by Appeasing Their Enemies.
August 21, 2002, Ayn
Rand Institute, reprinted by The Philadelphia Inquirer, The
Miami Herald, and The Providence Journal
The
Price of a Defensive War
August 2002, The Intellectual Activist
No
Conflict Between Liberty and Security
August 5, 2002, Ayn
Rand Institute, reprinted by The Washington Times
Why
Johnny Can't Live
August 2002, The Intellectual Activist
Pragmatism
and Public Image
August 2002, The Intellectual Activist
Bush's
"Most Important Principle"
August 2002, The Intellectual Activist
What
Is Killing the Stock Market? Government Regulation
July 23, 2002, Ayn
Rand Institute
The
Virtue of "Playing God"
May 16, 2002, Ayn
Rand Institute, reprinted by The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Fight
the Root of Terrorism With Bombs, Not Bread
Bush should broaden our military
action, not increase our foreign aid, if he wants to attack the
"root cause" of terrorism.
March 19, 2002, Ayn
Rand Institute, reprinted by The Richmond Times-Dispatch
and large portions read on The Dr. Laura Show
Bush's
Un-American and Immoral Call for "National Service"
The movement to demand "national
service" from our youth contradicts the principle of individualism,
on which America was founded.
January 30, 2002, Ayn
Rand Institute, reprinted by The Providence Journal
The
Ideology of Self-Destruction
A book review of Losing the
Race: Self-Sabotage in Black America by John McWhorter.
January 2002, The Intellectual Activist |
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Disband
the Coalition
November 13, 2001, Ayn
Rand Institute
How
to Attract and Retain Serious Students of Objectivism
This article is directed at students of
Objectivism who run Objectivist campus clubs or who are interested
in how to spread the philosophy to others.
August 2001, AlexEpstein.com exclusive
The
Conference for Human Extermination
June 18, 2001, Ayn
Rand Institute
The
Evil of Animal "Rights"
The attempts of animal "rights"
terrorists to end animal research reveal the true nature of their
movement.
May 18, 2001, Ayn
Rand Institute, reprinted by The Tulsa World
A
Feeling is Not an Argument
The students who have been demonstrating
against David Horowitz's anti-reparations ad are substituting feelings
for reasoning.
April 3, 2001, Ayn
Rand Institute, reprinted by The Akron Beacon-Journal
How
to Choose a Career
March 2001, The Duke Review |
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