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... issue. It is unfortunate there isn't an affordable digital edition of the book. Joseph Heath's entry on the subject in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philos

I’m thinking about doing another book, which would be a reply to Henry Hazlitt’s Economics in One Lesson a trac

In their 1998 book ”Void Where Prohibited: Rest Breaks and the Right to Urinate on Company T

What is original in the book is not true; and what is true is not original.

...nd Government Regulation." The IEA has now made her talk available as an e-book, together with some useful essays and commentary.

...cocksure that it might have been lifted from The God That Failed, that old book in which ex-Communists disavowed their former convictions, the right eviden ...al newspaper, I turned to the section most American newspapers reserve for book reviews and think-pieces and found instead: a profile of the management gur

...as Hayek’s 1944 work The Road to Serfdom. In a very real way it was this book that marked the close of Hayek’s career as a serious economic thinker and The over-arching argument of the book is well-known and need not be repeated too extensively here. Hayek thought

...the volume mentioned at the beginning of this piece. The evolution of this book was particularly important because it gave rise to a specifically American

...nd war had developed in Europe, as Keynes hinted that it might in his 1919 book The Economic Consequences of the Peace, due to punitive reparation policies

Sally E. Haden, in her book Slave Patrols: Law and Violence in Virginia and the Carolinas, notes that,

...ated in Robert J. Gordon’s work and in Tyler Cowen’s influential short book, The Great Stagnation: How America Ate All the Low-hanging Food of Modern H

...hat the only effective sweeping will be that which clears from the statute-book every restriction of the freedom of the market...7 (7) ‘The Lesson of Homestead’, Liberty, July 23 1892, in Instead of a Book (Gordon Press facsimile of Second Edi- tion, 1897, 1972), pp. 453-54.

... he hasn't left as long a paper trail of publications. Even so, his first book is a classic paranoid conspiracy rant about how "guvment is out ta gettcha!

...h and the tax code is too complicated." The site features a "Patriot Guest book" where supporters can write a message of support for CSE and the U.S. Tea P

... Instead of merely “covering the curriculum” or “getting through the book,” this new mission requires that schools substantially enrich the intelle

...tructure in American Life, by Charles Murray and Richard Herrnstein. That book argued that nature far outweighed nurture; that perhaps ability was mostly ...s about differences among people. I think that was the contribution of the book. So, actually, I am a bigger fan of it than you might think.”

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... nature. Courtesy of Ryan Murphy, here's a graph from Stephen Pinker's new book showing war deaths as a percentage of population: ... nature. Courtesy of Ryan Murphy, here's a graph from Stephen Pinker's new book showing war deaths as a percentage of population:

Does hierarchy do better? In an influential recent book, Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein suggest that it does. They argue that “ ...es, they imply that choice architects can use experimental techniques. The book’s opening analogy proposes a set of experiments, in which the director of

...he argument, put forward by Richard G. Wilkinson and Kate Pickett in their book The Spirit Level, that economic inequality has a negative multiplier effect