In recent years IF has migrated many of its operations to online platforms.  As a non profit, efforts began as cost saving measures.  Now, video-conference platforms, merged calendars, communication via...

2014 was an extraordinary year for IF Fellow and philosopher Mark Amadeus Notturno.  During the course of the year, he published his seventh book entitled Hayek and Popper: On Rationality, Economism, and...

The Interactivity Foundation’s Fellows not only organize but also participate in many types of discussions. Ieva Notturno and Mark Notturno, for example, participated in The Power of Conversation Symposium at...

Article contributed by - Bakyt Ospanova and Saule Sarkenova We are professors teaching undergraduates in Kazakhstan (Bakyt Ospanova at L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University and Saule Sarkenova at Karaganda University “Bolashak”). We...

IF activities and interactions do not end at the U.S. border. Since the very beginning Jay Stern had a project in Hungary. IF’s strongest foray into the international arena was...

“Quite often good things have hurtful consequences. There are instances of men who have been ruined by their money or killed by their courage” Aristotle Actions have consequences. Whatever we do in both...

Another New Year is here! One of the most popular things to do before a new year rushes in is to conjure many new beginnings—or to make a list of...

Like many people, I am spending increasingly more time working, educating myself, socializing, and shopping online. Search engines like Google and Yahoo, online companies like Amazon and Ebay, and social...

What does it mean to develop a policy possibility? And why do we spend so much time doing it in our sanctuary projects? Most IF projects follow the same discussion process:...