
Winter 2023
Coming soon

Submit now!
Our platform showcases exceptional essays covering a broad range of subjects in the humanities and social sciences. Share your manuscript here!
Featured essay
Public Policy
The Quest to Innovate: President Clinton’s Nuanced Approach to Tech Industry Regulation
Aaron Joy ’23 | Phillips Exeter Academy | New Hampshire, USA
Democratic President Bill Clinton was known for his ‘Third Way’ approach, which consisted of centrist-leaning policies that included a largely laissez-faire economic philosophy, in contrast to the more interventionist beliefs of prior New Deal Democrats. President Clinton’s approach in this regard was especially relevant at a time when the American economy, specifically the technology industry, boomed in the United States. Along with his hands-off tendencies, however, President Clinton is also widely known for the antitrust case that was leveled against Microsoft Corporation during his presidency – an interventionist action. This begs the question of how his generally hands-off approach to regulation can be reconciled with the economic intervention attempted through the Microsoft case. This paper seeks to answer this question and argues that the common thread in President Clinton’s approach was a prioritization of innovation, which has set his antitrust and regulatory philosophy apart from both the traditional schools of economic thought that dominated the 20th century and from much of the views on technology industry regulation that succeeded his time in office. To do so, the paper analyzes regulatory paradigms of the 20th and 21st centuries, focusing specifically on the regulatory approach of the Clinton Administration towards the technology industry, including its antitrust case against Microsoft.
Authors in the spotlight
View all-
Defne Koyluoglu
While my academic interests span from astronomy to art history, my background as a modern dancer, especially in the sophistication and essence of the Martha Graham technique, introduced me to...
Defne Koyluoglu
While my academic interests span from astronomy to art history, my background as a modern dancer, especially in the sophistication and essence of the Martha Graham technique, introduced me to...
-
Isaiah Glick
I have been interested in history and politics for as long as I can remember. I was driven to pursue historical research by the work of three authors: Robert K....
Isaiah Glick
I have been interested in history and politics for as long as I can remember. I was driven to pursue historical research by the work of three authors: Robert K....
-
Luke Netto
Politically speaking, my greatest passions are youth engagement and international public policy. I have done work with youth political organizations nationally and internationally. In 2022, I had a discussion about...
Luke Netto
Politically speaking, my greatest passions are youth engagement and international public policy. I have done work with youth political organizations nationally and internationally. In 2022, I had a discussion about...
Disciplinary collections
Explore-
Public Policy
History: Greco-Roman, US, European, World
Art History
Literature
Philosophy
Sociology
Interdisciplinary I: Politics, International Relations
Interdisciplinary II: Cultural Studies, Film and Media Studies, Musicology
Interdisciplinary III: Anthropology, Theology, Psychology, Gender Studies
* Contents updated periodically.
-
Embark on a scholarly journey through our disciplinary collections, exploring a wide range of subjects in the humanities and social sciences.
Magna collection
Discover-
Re-placing the Semiotic Bar
Excerpt/ Philosophy & Literary Theory
Brian Glucksman ’17
BASIS Scottsdale
Arizona, USA
-
Denmark’s Distemperment: The Medical and Physical Representations of Political Strife in Hamlet
Abstract/ Interdisciplinary Humanities
Sam Karp ’18
Collegiate School
New York, USA
-
Artemisia Gentileschi: Baroque Master and the Preeminent Caravaggisti
Abstract/ Art History
Elisabeth G Schlossel ’20
The Spence School
New York, USA