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Chapter 8. The Socio-Psychological Foundations of Socialism or The Theory of The State
Pages 173–198 in the text.
Benjamin Constant: French Liberal Extraordinaire
"He loved liberty as other men love power," was the judgment passed on Benjamin Constant by a contemporary. His lifelong concern, both as a writer and politician, was the growth of human freedom.
Donnie Gebert Explains That a Direct Republic is Now Possible
Bob Murphy has a three-hour conversation with former Military Intelligence Sergeant, Donnie Gebert.
Alienated America
Readers of Tim Carney's 'Alienated America' will gain much from the author's account of civil society. After all, isolated individuals do not make for a successful marketplace. Free markets succeed best in the context a stable civil society.
Mises on Omnipotent Government
Jeff Deist and Matt McCaffrey discuss Omnipotent Government's absolute relevance today.
Even An-Caps Sometimes Give the State Too Much Credit
Bob Murphy points out a common fallacy among even self-described anarcho-capitalists, when they blame a social problem on "too little government."
Republics in History
The great boon of human freedom experienced in earlier decades has, in the long record of thousands of years, been enjoyed by a mere fraction of the people and for only a brief moment in history
Envy, Inc.
Why do so many people resent capitalism, even when they benefit enormously from it?
