Philosophy and Methodology

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David Gordon

The progressives demanded efficiency in government and spurned traditional American practices as obstacles on the path to needed reforms.

 

Jörg Guido Hülsmann

As Mises relates in the present book, he had early on adopted the principle of never writing about the personal moral shortcomings of his opponents, of focusing instead on their intellectual errors in order to combat the latter more effectively.

Gene Callahan

In a market economy, whether it is domestic or international in scope, everyone's standard of living can rise at once.

Jeff Riggenbach

Is there any reason a reader should place any more confidence in the work of an historian than in the work of an historical novelist? The answer is that everything depends on what historian we're talking about, what novelist we're talking about, and what kind of historical fiction we're talking about.