It’s been said by democracy’s critics that the system is essentially two wolves and a sheep deciding what’s for dinner. But to its defenders, democracy has been described as an ethical ideal and a way of life—these conceptions nearly implying a metaphysical manifestation
Kollin Fields
Kollin Fields is a PhD student in history, and may be reached at kollinfields.com where he writes on libertarian topics including war, political theory, and economics. He resides with his family in Dallas, Texas.
Latest work
It’s been said by democracy’s critics that the system is essentially two wolves and a sheep deciding what’s for dinner. But to its defenders, democracy has been described as an ethical ideal and a way...
[Review of Against Democracy , by Jason Brennan. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2016. 304 pages.] Growing up in the United States, one gets the impression that democracy is next to...
