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March 2026

Limits

The limits of heterodoxy. Self-imposed limitations on publishing. The need for greater open-mindedness in teaching constitutional law. All this and more in the new issue of inquisitive.

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Barbaro Simovski 6
Theme Essay — LimitsThe Case for Transparency in Teaching

We need to rethink the limits of institutional privacy

Nicole Barbaro Simovski
Chauvin 6
Theme Essay — LimitsTeaching Past a Constitutional Crisis

A less limited approach to teaching indeterminate law

Noah C. Chauvin
Arnold 6
Theme Essay — LimitsA Delicate Balance

Promoting free inquiry requires maintaining a constant tension between openness and discipline

Alex Arnold
Wilson 6
Back in the Day — Limits — John K. WilsonThe Origins of Institutional Neutrality

The University of Wisconsin’s 1894 declaration on academic freedom is just as relevant today as it was when it was issued 131 years ago

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Stark 6
Theme Essay — LimitsLiving Between Limits

Boundaries are not neutral and are often tools of exclusion

Krystal Stark
Thompson 6
Theme Essay — LimitsThe Limits to Classroom Psychology

A mental health pandemonium is now common in many K-12 schools

Miriam Thompson
Cantu 6
Heterodox Life — LimitsThe Self-Imposed Limits on Social Work

Lack of viewpoint diversity is crippling the study and practice of social work

Arnold Cantu
Huddle 6
Book — Limits — Thomas S. HuddleJust the Facts

A new book argues that the “weaponization of expertise” by elites has fueled widespread distrust among ordinary Americans 

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