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The Inequality of the Equality Act: Concerns from the Left - A Panel Discussion Presented by the Heritage Foundation

By The James Wilson Institute • Jan 29 2019

JWI Founder and Director Hadley Arkes provides some background for our sharing of a video of a panel at the Heritage Foundation in January 2019 on the proposed Equality Act: Our dear friend Ryan Anderson put on at the Heritage Foundation…

“Dickinson 'Penman of the Revolution,' on Freedom of the Press"–Professor David Forte in Law and Liberty

By The James Wilson Institute • Jan 22 2019

In an eloquent essay for the Library of Law and Liberty, JWI Senior Scholar Prof. David Forte articulates the "radical premises" Founding Father John Dickinson used as justification for independence. Dickinson's chief contributions to The…

"Melting Pot Or Civil War? A Son of Immigrants Makes the Case Against Open Borders" An Interview with Reihan Salam

By The James Wilson Institute • Dec 20 2018

Reihan Salam In November 2018, JWI's Deputy Director Garrett Snedeker and Intern Scott Kim shared a discussion with Reihan Salam, author of the book Melting Pot Or Civil War?: A Son of Immigrants Makes the Case Against Open Borders…

Judge O'Connor, Obamacare, and First Things: The Judge Cites Prof. Arkes While Striking Down Obamacare

By The James Wilson Institute • Dec 19 2018

Reed O'Connor has been quite an interesting federal district court judge in Texas, and this last week, in Texas v. U.S., he managed to stir ripples in our politics and law as he moved, in effect, to strike down Obamacare. The Republican…

"Natural Law and Democracy: The Philosophy of James Wilson" -- Professor Roberta Bayer

By The James Wilson Institute • Nov 20 2018

Prof. Roberta Bayer offers an excellent summary of James Wilson's views on where democracy's legitimacy comes from in a piece at the Library of Law and Liberty. Wilson believed that democracy was premised on a capacity to have a knowledge…

JWI Symposium on Substantive Due Process in Georgetown Journal of Law & Public Policy

By The James Wilson Institute • Nov 6 2018

In partnership with Prof. Randy Barnett’s Center for the Constitution at Georgetown University Law Center, we were pleased to host the JWI Conference: “Who’s Afraid of Substantive Due Process?” on April 21, 2017. In its 2018 Summer Issue,…

VIDEO: Judge Janice Rodgers Brown on C.S. Lewis and the Role of the Judge-- "Judicial Impiety: Dissin' the Tao"

By The James Wilson Institute • Oct 31 2018

On October 19th, 2018, Judge Janice Rogers Brown, formerly of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, delivered a lecture to a capacity crowd on C.S Lewis and the role of the judge. The lecture was titled, "Judicial Impiety: Dissin…

VIDEO: "Religious Freedom and the Crisis Over Conservative Jurisprudence," Prof. Hadley Arkes

By The James Wilson Institute • Oct 4 2018

On October 2nd, the Institute for Religion and Democracy hosted the 8th Annual Diane Knippers Memorial Lecture, featuring Professor Hadley Arkes. The title of the lecture was "Religious Freedom and the Crisis over Conservative…

"Conservatives and Moral Relativism"--Mark Bauerlein Interviews Hadley Arkes for First Things Podcast

By The James Wilson Institute • Oct 2 2018

Prof. Arkes recently sat down with Mark Bauerlein of First Things to discuss some concerns about recent conservative approaches to the issue of speech. In reacting to intolerance on college campuses, Prof. Arkes argues that conservatives,…

"Democrats and Media Clamor for a Background Investigation—But the Wrong One"--Professor Hadley Arkes in National Review

By The James Wilson Institute • Sep 25 2018

With the testimonies of Judge Brett Kavanaugh and Prof. Christine Blasey Ford looming, Prof. Hadley Arkes makes the case that Prof. Ford’s story warrants close scrutiny, including rigorous cross-examinations. Prof. Arkes demonstrates the…

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