Philosophy and Methodology

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Christopher Westley

The editor of the Wall Street Journal is thinking about the right issues--the ill-effects of the Federal Reserve policy--but he doesn't understand the underlying causes of the business cycle, says Christopher Westley.

Jeffrey A. Tucker

Dinesh D'Souza's new book on the moral conundrum of success is one of the best popular treatments on the cultural meaning of prosperity to appear in many years. Reviewed by Jeffrey Tucker.

Wendy McElroy

Wendy McElroy decries the EU's attempt to legislate equal rights for women: it will bring about a new form of despotism, she warns.

Michael Levin

He ran a business, paid the market wage, and kept his contracts. What's not to like?

Thomas J. DiLorenzo

Politics means taking from some and giving to others, says Tom DiLorenzo; only the market economy can truly reveal the will of the people. 

Joseph R. Stromberg

When, precisely, did a foreign power ever threaten to take it away? All threats to voting rights have been domestic, write Joseph Stromberg.

Murray N. Rothbard

The argument that democracy is better than revolution because it provides for "peaceful change" doesn't hold up to logical scrutiny, writes Murray Rothbard in this unpublished piece (1959)

David Gordon

Ronald Dworkin gets off to a poor start, but things are not so bad as they first appear. He tells us that equality is the sovereign political virtue. What could be more anti-libertarian?

William L. Anderson

Why is it always socialist academics from the USA who fill the posts of visiting professors in European universities? William Anderson explains.

John Basil Utley

Four hundred freedom-minded intellectuals gathered at the most recent meeting in Santiago, Jon Basil Utley reports.