The Independent Review - Spring 2022

In this issue

The 1619 Project is a brazen polemical work that takes its cues from Marxist-leaning historians who grossly misrepresent history in order to render the modern economy a direct lineal descendant of slavery. Also in this issue: better systems for wildlife management, Russo-Soviet interpretations of the works of John Maynard Keynes, Roger Donway on Crony capitalism, a limited defense of factory farming, and more.

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