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...g was therefore a key approach. In the 20th century, American philosopher John Dewey added to this mix of concerns the more cental objective of preparing ...tion of Independence, and our third president (after George Washington and John Adams). Jefferson was another advocate of government-issued currency.

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...schilds, to whom even J.P. Morgan must kowtow. Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson temporarily hold off the evil bankers here in America, ushering in a huge b ...part of economists, both liberals and Tory Keynesians like Greg Mankiw and John Taylor (because that’s what they are, except when they’re playing for T

...tion can be readily grasped. (Although from the awed way Randians spoke of John Galt, one often got the impression that, for them, the line between fiction ...rted endorsement of Goldwater, Nixon, and Ford, and even of Senators Henry Jackson and Daniel P. Moynihan.

...egressive populism, typified by diverse groups ranging from members of the John Birch Society out to members of the patriot and armed militia movements; an ...acy, championed by progressives from the LaFollettes of Wisconsin to Jesse Jackson, but also politicians' populism, reactionary populism, and populist dictato

...nd most “statist” — Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams — tended also to be most hostile to slavery.

...es, who were accustomed to his early morning calls. None more so than Mike Jackson. ...dville had grown up in the auto town of Monroe, 40 miles south of Detroit. Jackson now headed Michigan's 14,000-member carpenters and millwrights' union, whic

...ntic culture of life.” But in an address to transplant surgeons in Rome, John Paul II (2000) warned that “any procedure which tends to commercialize hu ...ers of that committee are John Cawley, Philip Levine, Muriel Niederle, and John Siegfried.)

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...e possible abuses of the positive concept so forcefully exposed by Berlin. John Christman (1991), for example, has argued that positive liberty concerns th ... (1999, 2008), Matthew H. Kramer (2003, 2008), and Robert Goodin and Frank Jackson (2007) have argued, along these lines, that republican policies are best de

...titrust Act was 1890. I’ve actually been reading the speech that Senator John Sherman gave in support of that act. And it is very clear that the fear tha The most famous monopolies of that era were John D. Rockefeller’s Standard Oil and Andrew Carnegie’s steel company. Both

...and the businessmen it represented. Realignments in America are like that: Jackson railed against the Bank; the Republicans ran against the slaveocracy; Reaga ...void risks but to take risks: to talk back and walk out, to engage in what John Stuart Mill called, in one of his lovelier phrases, “experiments in livin

... Wendy McElroy (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendy_mcelroy) and Candice E. Jackson (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candice_E._Jackson). ...there would be libel columns. They would be filled with charges such as “John takes a bath with a rubber duckie,” “Pete is a philanderer,” “Joe i

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... ties himself up in have their origins in the ideas of English philosopher John Locke which deeply influenced him and most defenders of capitalism. ...tti (New York: Penguin Books, 1997), Marion Denman Frankfurter and Gardner Jackson (eds.)

...rtford, CT 06117 (email: joshua. hyman@uconn.edu). I thank Susan Dynarski, John Bound, Brian Jacob, and Jeffrey Smith for their advice and support. I am gr The results in this paper are somewhat smaller than those found in Jackson, Johnson, and Persico (2016) and Candelaria and Shores (2015), who also exa

...ng investment decisions like this? University of Chicago finance professor John Cochrane writes in his Wall Street Journal editorial “The Federal Reserve In his speech Friday in Jackson Hole, Wyo., Mr. Bernanke made it clear that “we should not rule out the f

[[Category:John Ganz]] JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES, TOWARD THE END of his 1936 The General Theory of Employment

"This election is not about issues," Rick Davis, John McCain's campaign manager said this week. "This election is about a composi Statement of John C. Hulsman, Ph..D. Research Fellow for European Affairs, the Davis Institut

1. See GEOFFREY O’BRIEN & JOHN BARTLETT, BARTLETT’S FAMILIAR QUOTATIONS 348 n.5 (18th ed. 2012) (attribu 3. JOHN MILTON COOPER, JR., WOODROW WILSON: A BIOGRAPHY 159 (2009).

...ficiency,” no? Banning anti-slavery pamphlets from the U.S. Mail, as the Jackson Administration did, served what Hayek called “[t]he preservation of an en ...ow what is! And, again, the complaint against abolitionists articulated by John Calhoun, George Fitzhugh, Jeremiah Sullivan Black, and others, was precisel

...nts of AFF. When I mentioned, for example, that I was writing a book about John Mellencamp, a few members immediately turned away from the conversation, on ...ights hero and legendary crusader for justice, Jesse Jackson. When I asked Jackson about the right wing reduction of the racial gap to “personal responsibil

...tall, says what he thinks, draws fast and shoots to kill." The late actor John Wayne frequently portrayed this fallacy in his movie roles. See also, The P ...e by identifiable, fallible and potentially culpable human beings. Scholar Jackson Katz notes (2017): "We talk about how many women were raped last year, not

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[[Category:John Jackson]] ...sistently defend government neutrality, property rights, economic freedom. Jackson concludes this makes them racist. That is a “dumb” conclusion.

[[Category:John Jackson]] ...as. Rand, however, was happy to endorse not only the fictional genocide of John Galt of Atlas Shrugged but the actual genocide of those who simply did not

[[Category:John Jackson]] John Chamberlain, when describing the book’s influence on pioneering libertari

...hat there was a titanic intellectual battle in the 1930s between Hayek and John Maynard Keynes is basically fan fiction; Hayek’s views on the Great Depre ...ten produces influential research. (Fun fact: I’ve been blackballed from Jackson Hole since the early 2000s, when I had the temerity to criticize Alan Green