Greatest hits

I recommend checking out my lists if you wish to find content that I have written. Regardless, here’s some articles of mine which I personally regard as some of my better ones. Despite the title, the following lists actually have nothing to do with how successful the articles on them were or weren’t. They aren’t strictly the greatest in that sense. These lists are subject to modification.

For the government enthusiast

• A tribute to the Westminster system
• Are constitutional monarchies better democracies than republics?
• The egotistical world of local government

For the economist

• What makes markets free
• The impact of taxes and regulations
• Neoliberalism and economic liberalism

For the historian

• Captain James Cook’s Remarkable First Voyage
• Australians must know their history to appreciate it

For the aspiring statesman

• Lessons in Statesmanship From South Africa: From Smuts to de Klerk

For the culturist

• Tradition’s purpose
• South Africa and Namibia: Shared Past, Unique Approaches to Language Policy

I am not an economist, nor a historian, nor a statesman. I find government interesting but hardly love political egotism. I hope, however, to have provided a few articles of fresh journalism and analysis among a considerably greater number of more-or-less mundane contributions.