Authors

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General information about content and authors

  • The author of each blog post is noted at the top of the post.
  • There are regular bloggers (who publish posts approximately once every 1-2 weeks or more often), occasional bloggers (who publish posts about once every 1-2 months, with some variation), and guest bloggers (who publish one-off posts or post series).
  • Site content pages that are not blog posts (so they do not have a /blog/ in their URL) do not have explicit authorship. Most of them were authored and edited by one or more of the site administrators. Currently, the active site administrators include Vipul Naik, Nathan Smith, John Lee, and Michelangelo Landgrave. Other site administrators who are not currently active are Paul Crider and Chris Hendrix.
  • Content in block quotes is usually authored by other parties. The authors are typically cited right above the block quote. For books, the full title and author, and usually a link to a book website or Amazon purchase page is provided. For web writings and journal articles, the full title and author, as well as a link to the website, is provided. If you would like to report any corrections, such as broken links, misqoutation, incorrect references, or excessive quoting resulting in a possible copyright violation, please fill out our error report.
  • Embedded videos are usually created by other parties. In most cases, a citation and a link to the original website where the video appeared are provided. If a citation for the video is missing, then click on the video to “View on YouTube” and find out the name of the channel under which the video was added.

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List of authors

Author Join date Posts Current status
Nathan Smith (view his personal statement) April 2013 (view his first blog post) 100+ posts Regular blogger
John Lee (view his personal statement) October 2013 (view the blog post introducing him and his first blog post) 50+ posts Regular blogger
Paul Crider (view his personal statement) June 2013 (the blog post introducing him and his first blog post) ~10 posts Regular blogger
Vipul Naik (site founder; view his personal statement) March 2013 (view his first post) 100+ posts Occasional blogger (formerly a regular blogger)
Chris Hendrix (view his personal statement) November 2013 (view the blog post introducing him and his first blog post) ~15 posts Occasional blogger (was formerly a regular blogger)
Alex Nowrasteh April 2013 25+ posts Occasional blogger (the majority of his blog posts published on the site are republished from other sources)
Joel Newman January 2013 (view the blog post introducing him and his first blog post ~10 posts Occasional blogger
Adam Gurri February 2013 (view the blog post introducing him and his first blog post) < 5 posts Occasional blogger
Grieve Chelwa February 2013 (view the blog post introducing him and his first blog post) ~10 posts Occasional blogger
John Roccia April 2013 (view the blog post introducing him and his first blog post) ~5 posts Occasional blogger
Sebastian Nickel May 2013 (view the blog post introducing him and his first blog post) ~5 posts Occasional blogger
Michael Carey May 2013 (view the blog post introducing him and his first blog post) ~5 posts Occasional blogger
Evan June 2013 (view the blog post introducing him and his first blog post) < 5 posts Occasional blogger
David Bennion July 2013 (view the blog post introducing him and his first blog post) < 5 posts Occasional blogger
Ryan P. Long July 2013 (view the blog post introducing him and his first blog post) < 5 posts Occasional blogger
Hansjörg Walther (spelled Hansjoerg if you can’t type the ö) July 2013 (view the blog post introducing him and his first blog post) ~5 posts Occasional blogger

Guest bloggers so far have included Fabio Rojas (view blog posts by him), Filip Spagnoli (view blog posts by him), Eli Dourado (view blog posts by him), Bryan Caplan (view blog posts by him), Michael Huemer (view blog posts by him), Sam Wilson (view blog posts by him), Ilya Somin (view blog posts by him), Peter Hurley (view blog posts by him), Victoria Ferauge (view blog posts by her), and Ladan Weheliye (view blog posts by her).

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