Marx and the Marxists
The founders of social movements and schools of thought often try to distance themselves from their followers.
Political Theory
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Hazlitt on Rothbard’s Man, Economy, and State
This is a fascinating review of Rothb
Where The New York Times Is Coming From
Below are the headlines of four obituaries that have run in The New York Times.
In Defence of Ebenezer Scrooge
Scrooge speaks: To hell with writers. They’re all the same.
More on Pinochet and Marxism: The Necessity of Evil Means to Achieve Socialism
Some of the responses to my post on General Pinochet have reminded me that along with the f
What Does Economics Do To Politics?
My school offers two main elective history courses for seniors: Government and Economics.
General Augusto Pinochet Is Dead
On Sunday, December 10, General Augusto Pinochet of Chile died, at the age of 91.
Why I’m a Libertarian — or, Why Libertarianism is Beautiful
In a recent email, Walter Block wrote, responding some pessimistic comments I had about our libertarian movement:
Why the opposition to technology on the right?
A feature of conservative thought that I’ve never entirely understood is its persistent anti-technology theme.
