Political Theory

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Michel Accad, MD

Metaphysical principles of political life discovered by Aristotle and clarified by Thomas Aquinas can provide a framework of political philosophy that is compatible with the Austrian school.

Franz Oppenheimer

Franz Oppenheimer explains in detail the manner in which the state seizes control of society, one stage at a time.

David Gordon

Steven Smith thinks that nationalism and globalism both are "pathologies" that afflict patriotism. He thinks a moderate course will get people to embrace the state as their highest political value.

Kenneth B. McIntyre

This examines aspects of Orwell’s political thought as expressed in Nineteen Eighty-four.

Jeffrey A. Tucker
Samuel Clemens was an old-style liberal of the 19th century sort who believed in economic liberty and warned about the depredations of state power.
Joseph T. Salerno

Kennedy and his new brand of economists conducted a relentless campaign for easy money right from inauguration day.

Walter Block

Holcombe (2004) has written an interesting and challenging but ultimately fallacious essay on government.

 

Jeff Deist

The people selling us democracy believe in it the same way George F. Babbitt believes in a new listing from the Babbitt-Thompson Realty Company.