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...it to Koch Industries’ executives in front of a blackboard. His 166-page book, The Science of Success, spells out the philosophy, and he even trademarked ...es Koch’s book on market-based management, Crane told her he thought the book was garbage but Koch’s subordinates had convinced him it was a masterpiec

...of Justice are rather sparse; Rawls devotes just 9 of the 514 pages of the book to discussion of “property-owning democracy,” and only mentions the ter ...1), Rawls ‘lays down his cards’ so to speak: more than in any previous book, he makes it clear that he believes that contemporary capitalist societies,

John Maynard Keynes once wrote of Hayek’s book Prices and Production: “The book, as it stands, seems to me to be one of the most frightful muddles I have e

...n misunderstandings that cut across the liberal viewpoints surveyed in the book. ... of the current economic system based on the renting of human beings. The book has also been the focus of a symposium on the Bleeding Heart Libertarians b

...consider the misframing involved in the treatment of property rights. The book has also been the focus of a symposium on the Bleeding Heart Libertarians b ...eader can tell, Tomasi manages to avoid that standard phrase in the entire book so the “self-ownership” interpretation of Lockean property theory has s

... misframing of the debate about the so-called “capitalist” system. The book has also been the focus of a symposium on the Bleeding Heart Libertarians b

...rights” theory that is consistent with right-libertarian principles. The book has also been the focus of a symposium on the Bleeding Heart Libertarians b ...and thus such an inalienable rights theory will not be found in Tomasi’s book that is “one of the very best philosophical treatments of libertarian tho

...t place enough value on economic liberty. See their seminar on Tomasi’s book. Short version: I actually agree with Tomasi about a lot of stuff. I think

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...f "Ruwarchy"). In April, a rival called her out for her thoughts in a 1999 book called Short Answers to the Tough Questions. "Children who willingly partic

...e way. But the only straightforward account I know in the lingua franca of book publishing is Scott Bradner’s essay in Open Sources: Voices from the Open ... and Lancaster universities, gave to Standards, his excellent (and timely) book on the ubiquity of these procedures, and their multi-faceted significance f

...ld tend to make it ''eo ipso'' unacceptable for the conservative. "... The book's [''Atlas Shrugged''] dictatorial tone", Chambers wrote, ...most striking feature. Out of a lifetime of reading, I can recall no other book in which a tone of overriding arrogance was so implacably sustained. Its sh

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...s in a vacuum of interested power. Most people watch the movie or read the book (Gore, A.; 2006) and they say, that is terrible, there must be something to