Each month, Cato Unbound presents an essay on a big-picture topic by one of the world’s leading thinkers.
The ideas in that essay will then be tested by the comments and criticism of equally eminent thinkers, each of whom will respond to the month’s lead essay and then to one another. This month’s issue is Child Safety and Liberation, the lead essay Smothered by Safety is written by Lenore Skenazy. Check out what attorney James Swartz has to say in his reaction essay here
About the Author: James Swartz
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