There has been one constant in South African constitutional discourse since the 1980s: Professor Dennis Davis. He has outlived most of his sparring partners in

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In a response to two defences of classical liberalism, Ernst Roets fails to resolve important criticisms. I must admit, I was surprised when Ernst Roets,

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When we strip our conception of freedom from the community and the pursuit of the common good, we lose it. I recently published a piece

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You’d be hard pushed to find anyone in the developed world today, no matter how libertarian or how entranced by the polemics of Ivan Illich (Deschooling Society,

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