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...a reprint of Hayek's book with the University of Chicago and made sure the book ended up in every library in the United States. ...ch Society in 1958. Ed Griffin was educated there. He later wrote a famous book, "The Creature of Jekyll Island". This was a rehash of Eustace Mullins' bri

... invested in Bitcoin projects like Coinbase, to spend his time talking his book. It's another for right-thinking people to conclude that Bitcoin has some k

David and Leviathan by Robert Bidinotto -- Bidnotto's review of the book Libertarianism: A Primer also discusses the relationship between Objectivis

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...orld's stupidest serious academic -- is on npr this morning to promote his book arguing that we should all have more children. Magically omitted from his ...Law are pretty stiff competition) -- is on npr this morning to promote his book arguing that we should all have more children. Magically omitted from his

Reviewing a book about happiness, George Mason University professor and Cato Institute blogg

... (1971) to my local public library. While I doubt I would find Hospers’ book impressive today, at the time it was a thrilling read. I had never heard t The last two years, I have been writing a book on voter irrationality, plus half a dozen other projects. I should officia

...estrictions exist on frequent flier miles given to business travelers, who book their flights in their capacity as purchasing agents for their companies. F

The entire thesis of Simon Head’s arresting new book is contained in the subtitle. It goes all the way back to Adam Smith’s te ...zed scripts required of their operators robot-like behavior. In his latest book he claims that computer programming is now applied to all the principal sec

...ications for macroeconomic stability and financial crises. Our forthcoming book takes up these issues in more detail.

...://robertnielsen21.wordpress.com/2014/03/14/atlas-shrugged-is-a-ridiculous-book/}} {{DES | des = "... it is a horrendous book containing cardboard characters, over necessarily long speeches, absurd plo

{{DES | des = "Before I read the book, I knew I would not agree with it. Even still, I was shocked at how poor an ...nough to make it true. There are hardly any references or citations in the book, which makes it very difficult to know if any of what he says is actually t

{{URL | url = http://robertnielsen21.wordpress.com/2013/03/02/the-worst-book-i-ever-read/}} ...ons without even attempting to defend them. The only praise I have for the book is that it is mercifully short and easy to read." | show=}}

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Thomas Piketty's new book demonstrates why inequality is inevitable under current policies ...ncomes reported on tax returns over the last century, in his excellent new book “Capital in the Twenty-First Century.”

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...her the book author's bullshit or the reviewer's. This case is clear: the book author is full of it. | show=}} ...mpling of the lies, distortions, and bad economic analysis in Mr. Powell's book. FDR did indeed do some bad things, such as the blatantly racist internment

...ach. The most prominent of these theorists has been Alan Wertheimer, whose book Coercion sets the current standard and starting point for continued scholar ...fered further applications of his theories in subsequent work, including a book on consent to sexual relations (Wertheimer 2004). Wertheimer's moralized ac

...]'s "[[Capital in the Twenty-First Century]]". "But Piketty has written a book that nobody interested in a defining issue of our era can afford to ignore. ... about the past two centuries of economic history. Certainly, no economics book in recent years has received this sort of attention. Months before its Amer

... the French economist Thomas Piketty, will be the most important economics book of the year -- and maybe of the decade." Paul Krugman's review. | show=}} ... the French economist Thomas Piketty, will be the most important economics book of the year — and maybe of the decade. Mr. Piketty, arguably the world’

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... “Little House in the Big Woods,” followed two years later by a second book, “Little House on the Prairie.” Six more books would follow. The Little From the publication of the first book in 1932, the series was immediately popular. And, at a time when President

...or paraphrasing Edwin Starr’s famous song and Ian Morris’s forthcoming book, War! What Is It Good for?, and ask “democracy, what is it good for?” .... Robert Barro, who has written several papers on the topic, argued in his book Getting it Right: Markets and Choices in a Free Society:

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...got a lengthy piece about “Capital in the Twenty-first Century,” a new book about rising inequality by Thomas Piketty, a French economist, that is spar ... for 2012 from Saez, which came out too late to be included in Piketty’s book, show the line hitting another new high, of more than fifty per cent.)

...tration of wealth, especially inherited wealth, just talk. In his landmark book, “Capital in the Twenty-First Century,” the economist Thomas Piketty po

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...es” is an interestingly ambiguous term. As discussed in Jacob Hacker’s book, people who have signed up to Health Savings Accounts (which were around be ...es, and in so doing, to redefine the intellectual terrain. This is why the book was attacked so vigorously (and incoherently) before it was published, by p

...tthew Yglesias]] provides a short, clear summary of an extremely important book. He explains both the arguments and their relevance. A must read. | show= Thomas Piketty's Capital in the 21st Century is the most important economics book of the year, if not the decade. It's also 696 pages long, translated from F

...other players. Not surprisingly, Michael Lewis starts his best-selling new book “Flash Boys,” a polemic against high-frequency trading, with the story

... The most interesting attempt of this sort comes from Robert Nozick in his book Anarchy, State, and Utopia.

...tes became the working draft. This month marks the 70th anniversary of the book’s publication and also the 50th anniversary of Polanyi’s death in 1964. ...led for a few decades. In hindsight, however, the brief period between the book’s publication and Polanyi’s demise is looking like a respite in the soc

...ld often come to them, pleading for loans. They would record such loans in book accounts, which had open-ended terms and car- ried no interest (Mann, 2002,

...equality inevitably translates into political inequality. I describe in my book how the outcomes of America’s politics are increasingly better described ...a host of policies that would make a difference. In the last chapter of my book, The Price of Inequality, I outline 21 such policies, affecting both the di

For free market pundits and fellow faithful, economist's book a game changing headache. Inequality has always been a rigged game, economist argues in explosive new book.

My evidence for this bold claim is a 2012 review by Caplan of a book by Martin Gilens entitled “Affluence and Influence: Economic Inequality a

...n money migrates.” [12] But he nonetheless published and is promoting a book devoted to arguing that taxes drive interstate migration and policymakers s ...t Matters, Second Edition, 2013. Laffer wrote a laudatory foreword to the book.

...oes a good job of rebutting this, but for those who haven’t acquired the book or got around to reading it, I thought I’d repost my own response, from 2

In an important book, W. Brian Arthur defines technology as a collection of devices and engineer ... force. For example, the argument in Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson’s book Why Nations Fail is essentially that technology does not diffuse because th

In his reactions to Thomas Piketty's book, Greg Mankiw has been fond of name-dropping libertarian philosopher Robert

...tty did cite that paper in a 2010 paper that is in turn cited in Piketty's book (and which is posted on Piketty's website). This is interesting, because Cowen himself recently wrote a book called Average is Over, which makes predictions somewhat similar to those m

...alth have done a great deal to boost dynamic productivity. Piketty’s own book was published by the Belknap Press imprint of Harvard University Press, whi

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...bates. This is not as difficult as it may seem. As I try to show in my new book, Economics: The User's Guide, most of economics can be understood by anyone

...ans to build his own real-life "Galt's Gulch," the hidden refuge where the book's capitalist heroes go to watch civilization collapse without them. The book points out that mayors and safety regulators have to be bribed or threatene

... natural resources, which is only a component of natural capital. Only the book by Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt (2008) includes a chapter – the sixte

Gray, T., 1991, Freedom, London: Macmillan [comprehensive book-length introduction].

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...much panic about crime, how come the person who wrote Moldbug’s favorite book felt Victorian Britain was crimeless? ...who passed the throne to his son Edward VI, who after surviving the Prayer Book Rebellion and Kett’s Rebellion, named Elizabeth’s cousin Lady Jane Grey

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It should be noted that Ricardo wrote the book Principles of Political Economy and Taxation in 1817. This was at a time be

... human knowledge is invalid if it is not rooted in the Bible. In his first book, By What Standard, published in 1958, Rushdoony summarized the ideas of Van ...s ready to step into the breech. In preparation, he has written book after book aimed at educating Christians on how to live debt free, avoid electronic su

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I'm really not convinced. The same book I linked to also seems to say that countries like the United States shouldn

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In his 1982 book, “The Ethics of Liberty,” Rothbard went after those sort of “American

...er to maintain their own power, perks, and income. In his bestselling 1944 book, ‘The Road to Serfdom,’ Nobel laureate economist F.A. Hayek described t Wesley Marshall and I are writing a book about why, disproportionately, economics bestows its top honors on those wh

... intervention when undue stress is evident. One favorite program is a free book with every shot.

... is apparently frequently invited to speak at Libertarian conferences. His book on atheism (I haven’t even seen it) has a foreword by Peter Boghossian, t

...aordinary discussion set in motion by Thomas Piketty’s timely, important book, “Capital in the Twenty-First Century,” has settled on the idea that vi

Adam Smith: Smith: Wealth of Nations, Book I, Chapter 8: "The liberal reward of labour... ...of work. Ramuzzini, an eminent Italian physician, has written a particular book concerning such diseases....

... directly cracked the central foundations of Austrian thought. The history-book moment came when David Henderson of the Naval Postgraduate School defeated

...ation setting those prices. Which means what we are witnessing in the U.S. book industry, I think, is a form of top-down government. The other day, I got off the shelf a book called “Wealth Against Commonwealth,” which is about that very chapter

... a professor of American history at Harvard University, pointed out in her book, The Whites of Their Eyes: The Tea Party’s Revolution and the Battle Over Below is an excerpt from Jill Lepore’s book. In it, she explains the origins of, and historical problems with, the noti

...ail (1922). For a more thorough treatment, see Melosi’s wonderful (2000) book, especially, pp. 17-103. For Budd’s original paper on the propagation of Oleson, Charles W. 1899. Secret Nostrums and Systems of Medicine: A Book of Formulas. Chicago: Oleson and Company Publishers.

...ed at Koch Industries headquarters and are required to read Charles Koch's book The Science of Success. ...ticipate in a Youth Entrepreneurs training session in 2012. Charles Koch's book The Science of Success is visible on the table.

Marty Zupan, listed on the Reason masthead as Book Review Editor in the February 1976 Holocaust deniers’ issue, is today pre ... life in the neo-Nazi cesspool, publishing through them his final shameful book, a Holocaust-denial tract titled “The Man Who Invented Genocide.”

...proposes paying for it by eliminating basically every tax deduction in the book — including the mortgage interest deduction, the charitable deduction, th ...rthy, an sociologist at the University of Arizona, released an outstanding book last year, Social Democratic America, laying out an expansion of the welfar

...lanation of the [[Tragedy Of The Anticommons]] market failure based on the book "[[The Gridlock Economy: How Too Much Ownership Wrecks Markets, Stops Innov ...s an example of what the Columbia law professor Michael Heller, in his new book, “The Gridlock Economy,” calls the “anticommons.” We hear a lot abo

The remarkable event at the core of the book is a nine-hour charade pulled off by insurgent slaves, led by two West Afri Grandin’s book not only reconstructs these events, but in the process takes us from Duxbur

...izes the assessment of this problem and the solution proposed in my recent book, Independence, Propertylessness, and Basic Income: A Theory of Freedom as t The book contains a very tentative exploration of a theory of justice and more detai

...arian, describes my book as anti-American in its values. Ryan is wrong: my book describes how we can restore politics to the true mainstream of American va Ryan ignores the extensive evidence in the book showing that Americans support the values of a mixed economy, not of Ryan's

...? The eminent journalist and commentator Walter Lippman argued in his 1922 book “Public Opinion” that the broad public didn’t know or care about publ

... doesn’t pay. And this has been true for a long time. In his famous 1910 book “The Great Illusion,” the British journalist Norman Angell argued that ...o think that he was predicting an end to war. Actually, the purpose of his book was to debunk atavistic notions of wealth through conquest, which were stil

... of brilliant works by the anthropologist David Nugent, most centrally his book Modernity at the Edge of Empire with a summary of some of the key ideas bei

...es the free marketer to play down the role of class. Arthur Brooks, in his book Gross National Happiness, concedes that "the gap between the richest and po

...e are all good questions. They're questions I address in some length in my book, "Affluence and Influence." There is some truth to some of these perspectiv

For example, C. Wright Mills’ important book, The Power Elite, offers a rather nuanced account of how U.S. social, econo

...ead inevitably to political serfdom’…. How anyone who can just read my book in good faith can say this when ever since the first edition I say right at ...Bad Hayek…. The Road to Serfdom was a popular success but was not a good book…. Hayek’s implicit prediction is a failure…. The source of their alar

...ality is hardly new, and contrary opinions abound. In his influential 1975 book "Equality and Efficiency: The Big Tradeoff," economist Arthur Okun argued t

...way of reducing private costs—the list is long. Half of Angus Burgin’s book is about the Good Hayek’s attempts to formulate and to propagate a modifi ...ately argued. The Road to Serfdom was a popular success but was not a good book. Leaving aside the irrelevant extremes, or even including them, it would be

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2. Plato, "The Republic," Book 8. ...e To A Member Of The National Assembly In Answer To Some Objections To His Book On French Affairs" , 1791

Anthropologist James Scott in his new book Seeing Like a State (1998) focuses on describing the failure of state enter ...tment of Marine Resources, who described the disaster in Newfoundland in a book entitled Fishing for Truth (1994). Basically cod in Newfoundland for centur

... know, at least the best for a general audience, is Robert Bly's "A Little Book on the Human Shadow" (Harper and Row, 1988). Bly uses the Jungian word "sha

...ailed at random to someone named "Blumenthal" who is picked from the phone book would be hate mail. (And this happens.) ...aving invented the "permanent campaign", even though the guy who wrote the book of that title did so in 1980.)

...he national CityVote nonbinding primary. He didn’t. He said his national book tour would get him on every major talk show. It didn’t. He said he’d re

...s to be high quality, by their own definition. But this isn’t so. A good book may be bought by a lot of people — but then again, it may be ignored for

...'s Politically Incorrect Guide to American History when the New York Times Book Review took note of its rise on the paperback bestseller list and described ...into battle hundreds of times without any declaration of war. But then his book doesn't mention the Barbary Wars or the Indian Wars.

The book I borrowed from Mike was "The Fountainhead". Published in 1943, it found a ...zed in a hostile world. Reading on, though, I was struck in the gut by the book’s simple claim: that Rand was one of the world’s leading proponents of

...re all wrong". It would be a great story if the two decided then that the book was worthless based on each other's expertise.

...e staffer: he’s a close associate of Paul and helped him write his first book back in 2010.

... Hunter, who has worked as Ron Paul’s official blogger and co-authored a book with Rand Paul, is a regular speaker on the Nullify Now! tour.44 ...ing nullification bills.50 In Idaho, GOP legislators distributed Woods’s book on nullification to their Democratic colleagues and to the governor.51

...f at least three places where he presents it (there may be others): in his book For a New Liberty (first published 1973, revised 1978); in his essay “Jus

...hilosophy. And contrary to popular belief (and as I show in my forthcoming book Aquinas) Aquinas’s Third Way in fact commits none of the fallacies Casey ...er than we, who own us, Casey points out that I myself once asserted in my book On Nozick that “someone might respond that God owns us, so that we cannot

...ew on a large dose of acid, and after perhaps taking a Robert Anton Wilson book a little too seriously. It has never ceased to amaze me how many people lik

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...gh School as well. But that breaks when assessment is tied to a particular book. Then students have no options and the monopoly is entrenched.

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...sets like computers, trucks and factories much faster than shareholder, or book, accounting. The difference creates a pool of interest-free profits that ar

...ult to work out the efficacy or side-effects of any drug. Ben Goldacre’s book Bad Pharma illustrates with copious detail that when pharmaceutical compani

...vel in a quarter century,” Goldstein notes in her smart and valuable new book, The Teacher Wars: A History of America’s Most Embattled Profession. ...ation and faulty thinking, according to Goldstein. In another engaging new book, Building a Better Teacher: How Teaching Works, education reporter Elizabet

... contributed articles to Cato Supreme Court Review and a chapter to a Cato book titled The Rule of Law in the Wake of Clinton criticizing President Clinton ...of The Shock Doctrine and implied that those blurbs were evidence that the book was itself fiction.

... people who felt that the whole world was against them, and didn’t own a book without the phrase “anarcho-capitalist” in it.

Fortunately, a new book, The Entrepreneurial State, by the Sussex University economist Mariana Mazz ...ent were often if not mostly created by government. As Angell notes in her book The Truth About the Drug Companies (2004), only three of the seven high-pri

Rand or Mises. For example, J.D. Tucille’s 1972 book It Usually Begins with Ayn Rand extols how Rand’s famous 1957 novel Atlas ...2010) notes that according to Amazon.com, Rand is winning when it comes to book sales; Atlas Shrugged was ranked 101 in sales while Human Action was ranked

The Economist is going through a firestorm of criticism because it reviewed a book on slavery and suggested it was biased for taking the slaves’ side. The E

...strative gov- ernance needs to begin in 1787 not 1887.29 As Mashaw’s new book on “The Lost One Hundred Years of American Administrative Law” demonstr ...omplete and Unabridged Jowett Translation (New York: Vintage Books, 1991), Book IV, 129–30. Socrates also offered a bit of wisdom on the priority of poli

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In 1995 he and Sacks published a book called The Diversity Myth, in which they argued that in the campus context, ...wen, among many others. Cowen, himself a latecomer to the debate, wrote a book on the topic, “The Great Stagnation,” that was widely discussed. I hav

...onomists in the 1930s. But Hayek would have the last laugh, because in his book, "The Road to Serfdom," he attacked Keynes from a very different angle. Ins

... it is primarily a how-to guide for entrepreneurs. But if the rest of the book is anything like the essay in today’s Journal, it will also offer lots of

...ettke’s Living Economics gets off to an inauspicious start. Although the book’s principal plea is for people to “live” economics passionately, it b ...ers will sense any mixed signals at all that I think these tensions in the book are important for me to highlight.

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...trably conflict with domestic social norms. (I discuss the specifics in my book The Globalization Paradox.) Similarly, trade agreements could incorporate a

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...libertarian analysis. I apologise to those who expected every page of this book to be firmly located in cyberspace. In this case, the journey really is nec ...eresting ones are derived from the work of Friedrich Hayek. Hayek’s 1945 book, The Road to Serfdom, dedicated to “socialists of allparties,”isasustai

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...bs that she works and then describes in all their bitter detail in her new book, Nickel and Dimed. Pious chatter about “free agents” and “empowered w

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For example, the first book describes some very simple methods of making judgements that, seem to be us

...n exhaustive account of all that could be said on this topic (I’d need a book to be able to lay it all out), but it provides more details on my thinking

...gnificant to them: validation of their biases, consilience with their holy book, resentment and paranoia about those damned ivory tower eggheads.

...t, notes statistician and conservative commentator Jim Manzi in his recent book Uncontrolled, econometrics consistently fails to explain most of the variat

...ercent of mobile social traffic and Amazon has a 74 percent share in the e-book market. In classic economic terms, all three are monopolies.

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...Murray says he has modified none of his views since the publication of the book, in 1994; if anything, he says, the evidence for his claims has grown stron We’re still debating this book, 23 years after its publication.

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...ives love to talk about freedom. Milton Friedman’s famous pro-capitalist book and TV series were titled “Free to Choose.” And the hard-liners in the

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...seasteading”—and, as Joe Quirk and Patri Friedman outline in their new book of the same name, Fuller’s heirs believe their ocean utopias will allow h ... development and dissemination of new technologies. Quirk and Friedman’s book also serves as a manifesto for the movement. The projects they describe, an

..., a colleague of mine at the University of Connecticut School of Law. (The book is also where I got the statistics in the previous paragraph.)

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...oped over the years, and are not neatly presented in one survey article or book. Moreover, the literature on the capability approach has been growing expon ...ating global development: ethics, capability and democracy’, unpublished book manuscript, University of Maryland.

...e years after the publication of The Calculus of Consent, his pathbreaking book in public-choice economics. In an insightful essay, “Is Public Choice Imm

...d has donated and campaigned for Britain’s Labour Party, yet her classic book series, Harry Potter, makes one of the most powerful cases for libertariani ...he series. Even during the period of authoritarian repression in the final book, we still see the economy functioning somewhat normally (sans those busines

He keeps a log book of fake hours in the glovebox and the real one hidden beneath his seat in c

...was then the director of communications for the Ayn Rand Institute. In his book, 100 Voices: An Oral History of Ayn Rand, McConnell basically portrays Rand

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... at a philosophically coherent justification of despotic rule. Brennan’s book also offers a useful insight into libertarianism: ''Against Democracy'' is

...nt, if adopted, will almost certainly reinstate Jim Crow. Thus Brennan’s book is ultimately morally disgusting, since it amounts to a manifesto in favor

...Charlton Heston (the website maintains they actually got the idea from the book on which the film is based. Sure, guys. Sure.) In the movie, there’s a ma Are we all on the same page of this ludicrous book titled Oh My God, What is Happening? Great.

...apitalism and Discrimination” in his 1962 book, Capitalism and Freedom a book that has gone through several editions and is still in print. (How much wou ... Nine not attend Central High school a few years before Friedman wrote his book:

...conomics of Investigative Journalism (Harvard University Press, 2016). The book can be described as an academic economist’s view of the inner workings of

...nraveling,” writes Stanford Professor James (Jay) Hamilton in his recent book Democracy’s Detectives: The Economics of Investigative Journalism, “can This observation is what makes Hamilton’s book unique—it is not a journalism professor writing about investigative journ

... world from 1830 up until World War Two. In fact, as Chang outlines in his book 'Bad Samaritans' every industrialized economy on the planet grew astronomic

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... few (thousand) words about how I got a lot out of Jacob Levy’s good new book, Rationalism, Pluralism, Freedom. At its core is a dilemma – an antinomy: ... most people think about it pretty roughly. Now, let’s turn to Jacob’s book, which can help. As I said, he outlines two views about the proper/permissi

...over precaution in the realm of public health," Michaels wrote in his 2008 book. "In field after field, year after year, conclusions that might support reg

Proudhon is best known for 1840’s What is Property? and this book laid the foundations for his subsequent works as well as all forms of moder ...universal.” (41, 123) That Rothbard manages to refute himself in his own book is a case study in the power of ideology to blind its true believers.

...ia. (For a summary of cultural evolution, see Joseph Henrich’s excellent book and for an even shorter summary see this chapter).

...ory are doomed to repeat it”) from philosopher George Santayana’s 1905 book, The Life of Reason, Volume I – Reason in Common Sense, is that we are wi

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... battle that historian Nancy McLean of Duke University recounts in her new book about the Koch brothers' war on majority rule, Democracy in Chains.

...hoose’, as the title of free-market visionary Milton Friedman’s famous book goes. ...e those who argue on behalf of the mythical “free market,” this is the book for you. To get this Truthout Progressive Pick of the Week for a minimum on

...Liberty” coincides with the unexpected best-seller status of his earlier book “The Road to Serfdom” as a result of its promotion by the conservative

...gument that cover these subjects. Nonetheless, the purpose of Molyneux’s book is to provide the fundamentals of a good argument, which is a subject near ...ason with anyone who believes they’ve learned valuable lessons from this book, and if Amazon’s current sales rankings are any guide (#1 in political ph

...about the environment. Former DuPont CEO Charles Holliday Jr. co-wrote the book Walking the Talk, which made the case for sustainable development and corpo

...reely available online at the Library of Economics and Liberty website. In Book V, Smith wrote:

33 CARLA ANDERSON HILLS, ANTITRUST ADVISOR, 312-313 (2d ed. 1978) (desk book intended for company counsel).

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...alls this the “high-reason view.” It assumes, he writes in his seminal book Descartes’ Error, that when people are at their decision-making best, tha The patient: If the title of his book didn’t give it away, Damasio discovered that the “high-reason view” m

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...s. [Patrick Lee magnificently develops the argument summarized here in his book Abortion and Unborn Human Life, Washington, D.C.: The Catholic University o

She cited portions of George Orwell’s book “1984,” a classic reference for libertarians, since it details a fictio

...xchange with [[Jan Narveson]], where I detailed four major failings of his book/philosophy and appended some criticisms by [[Taner Edis]] (since I had perm And indeed, your book has been referred to me, though not very often.

...rogress and Poverty in 1879, which is said to be the all-time best selling book on economics. ... 1897 at the height of his second campaign for Mayor of New York. His last book, The Science of Political Economy, was published the following year.

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...off the ground, like funding basic research or national defense. (The best book I have read about the overall virtues and limits of markets is Charles Lind

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...ntures, would play a passive role. The journalist Barry Meier, in his 2003 book, “Pain Killer: A ‘Wonder’ Drug’s Trail of Addiction and Death,” r ...owers of this narcotic were offset by the perils of addiction. In his 1996 book, “Opium: A History,” Martin Booth notes that, for the Romans, the poppy

...to the top-earning 1 percent of American households? In her engrossing new book Democracy in Chains, award-winning historian Nancy MacLean argues that ther ...th antidemocratic projects of the Jim Crow South. MacLean’s illuminating book therefore belongs on the growing shelf of works that clothe the neoliberal

...they like it or not. When one of us expressed skepticism about MacLean’s book (prefiguring our article for Vox), for instance, Steinbaum himself wrote on ... the mark in terms of pure scholarly tradecraft. We did not find MacLean's book problematic because we thought she was unfair to Buchanan as a person, or b

...roadside issued by the Democratic National Committee but in a wonkish 2012 book, It’s Even Worse Than It Looks: How the American Constitutional System Co ...s Became America’s Most Powerful and Private Dynasty. New York: Hachette Book Group.

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The letter, which you can read online or find in the book The Habit of Being, then turns to other matters. ...and defended him. In public, she said that Spillane was underrated. In her book The Romantic Manifesto, Rand put Spillane in some unexpected company when s

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...and has appeared on 20/20, FoxNews, and C-SPAN. He is now working on a new book, The Case Against Education.

... September 1980. . . . The constitution was not only named after Hayek’s book The Constitution of Liberty, but also incorporated significant elements of ...anced countries is tending” and his “growing conviction, for which the book gives the reasons, that this threatening development towards a totalitarian

...), 1995, abridged and adapted, with permission of JAI Press for citing the book Rights to Nature (in press 1996), edited by Susan Hanna, Island Press. Part

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In her 2017 book, Democracy in Chains: The Deep History of the Radical Right’s Stealth Pla ... serve reactionary forces. He would later codify all this work in the 1962 book that kick-started public choice theory, The Calculus of Consent, co-authore

...ral dialogue she has carried out, particularly in India (as related in her book, Women and Human Development, 2001). The threshold is a 'sufficientarian' p First half of the book develops a procedure for operationalizing the Capability Approach for parti

quotes are from the back cover of the book.) work? First, we discover that we have a book that (excluding the

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... anarcho-capitalist, as you would know if you had actually read either the book or the JLS article . . . I argue that it had some of the features of anarch ...ould know that Proudhon analysed "private property" in the first anarchist book, "What is Property?" He noted that there was a significant difference betwe

...special reference to its methods of dispute resolution. He has written the book for two audiences. One consists of the tiny handful of specialists in medie ...t to this outsider, that Miller's scholarship is in any way deficient. His book is longer and more detailed than either of the others and contains as impre

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I can’t see how you can be unhappy with my citation of your book (Friedman 1963). I was making the point that based on your research, the gr ...arginally, in the ideal direction. On the contrary, a fair reading of this book, in my opinion, shows him talking about ends, not means.

...assembly charged several wise men with the task of recording the laws in a book over the following winter: ...cited the law, the innovation was made that our law should be written in a book at Haflidi Marson’s during the following winter according to his dictatio

... Hoppe for many years now, especially after he published his controversial book ‘Democracy – The God that Failed’. I recently had the chance to find ...ve found an ally in Hoppe. Or take the famous paragraph from his Democracy book: “There can be no tolerance toward democrats and communists in a libertar

...on of the book. Its contextualization of the mature Rothbard does make the book useful to more than just dedicated Rothbard fans and libertarian movement h That spirit of seeking libertarian advantage dominates this book. Rothbard is the most entertaining of major libertarian thinkers; sharp, wi

...figure than the current president. Trump, who it seems has never cracked a book, must distill his own frenzy and pull his ideas not from the air, but from ... to Ayn Rand on the publication of Atlas Shrugged, in which he called that book “the greatest novel ever written,” he regretted, “that all those gene

...offer a close substitute,” he writes in Zero to One, his business-advice book. Yet for a company involved in online payments or for a social network like

...the Nobel Prize-winning economist Edmund Phelps. In articles and a recent book, Phelps has sought to popularize a distinction between “capitalism” —

...at is consistent with a pattern of equivocation exhibited throughout their book. . . .

... the lecture was chosen as the lead and eponymous essay. This was the last book Rand worked on before she died; that this piece, ergo, was selected as the ... modern-day Americas is in direct conflict with historical reality. In his book American Holocaust: Columbus and the Conquest of the New World, American hi

...doublespeak” and redefinition of words to control the population (This book is the genesis of terms such as “doublespeak” and “Big Brother”). I

...on-building manifesto in 1968.[15][14]:108-109 With the publication of his book, Oliver launched the New Country Project in 1968, and began searching for p

...story, Skeptic article by Michael Shermer that appears as a chapter in his book Why People Believe Weird Things Objectivism and the Corruption of Rationality, e-book by John Scott Ryan

... The Psychology of Self-Esteem (1969), is that many of the chapters in the book are merely fleshed-out versions of columns that Branden had written for Ran ...membering a 12-year-old girl. Rand wrote working notes[25] for a fictional book called The Little Street in which she describes Danny Renahan (into whom sh

A notable example is Chapter 8 of his book For a New Liberty.[21] Rothbard took light jabs at the welfare state and th ...of Rothbard's views above were stated in the span of a single chapter in a book he wrote.[23] Quite an impressive feat to cram so many bad ideas about chil

...'s most notorious work is the book Democracy: The God That Failed. In this book, Hoppe argues that democracy is not an improvement over monarchy. Ultimatel ... the issues of immigration and open borders he wrote in the aforementioned book:

...rning signs). He has taken notable umbrage at the childfree he wrote a big book: Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids: Why Being a Great Parent is Less Work a Besides having a huge-ass title, the book attempts to counter-argue points made by the childfree. It's become somethi

...ol over their working conditions than wage labourers. Michael Perelman’s book gives an in depth treatment of this, and similar arguments can be found thr

Another example is the case of Nudge. The central point of this book is that people’s decisions are always pushed in a certain direction, eith

...etary denationalization, of competitive free market currencies. He wrote a book on that for crying out loud. His contradictions are “Hayekian.” NGDP ta

...tion have been detailed, at book length, over the past year (see companion book review essay by K. Sabeel Rahman, page 104). We already know these firms ha ...3 billion in back taxes in Ireland. And they forced Amazon to change its e-book contracts, which they claimed inappropriately squeezed publishers.

...k deal to talk about what he achieved by dropping out of school: getting a book deal. Stephens may have gained fame and fortune by persuading other childr