Who writes here
The Institute is founder-led. Its library is also written in ten editorial personas: named house voices that test ideas from different vantage points, re-tell papers for different readers, and review the Institute's own work critically.
Ten house voices
Personas are not real people and are not external contributors. Each piece they sign carries a disclosure line. See Editorial Standards for how they are used.
Eleanor Voss
Appellate brief meets analytic philosophy.
4 pieces
Marcus Hale
Judicial pragmatism crossed with a skeptical economist's eye for incentives.
4 pieces
Ada Mercer
Jurisprudence meets computer science.
4 pieces
Julian Fenwick
Law review essay crossed with political philosophy.
3 pieces
Nora Kestrel
Skeptical, forensic, occasionally cutting.
4 pieces
Margaret Ashworth
Measured, formal and unhurried; persuades through the long view.
2 pieces
Dex Moreno
Punchy, combative, contrarian.
2 pieces
Priya Raman
Precise, analytical, carefully hedged.
3 pieces
Tom Brennan
Business-first plain English, bottom line up front.
3 pieces
Elena Voss
Narrative, literary and warm.
3 pieces