Against Fatalism: The Limits of Money in Politics The poor could never rise to the top of Roman politics; the common people could never seize the political initiative; and it was axiomatic that the richer an individual citizen was, the more political weight he should have. J. Andrew 24 May 2016 · 4 min read
Regaining a Sense of Sanity in an Age of Social Media The cultural practices of manufactured outrage, sensationalism and professional offense taking seem to have set us on course for a total cultural burnout. J. Andrew 28 Feb 2016 · 7 min read
