The Opponents of Public Education: New York State, 1870-1880
Significant opposition surrounded the development of state supported public secondary and higher education in New York State throughout the latter nineteenth century.
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The Case for Revisionism (and Against A Priori History)
The noble task of Revisionism is to de-bamboozle: to penetrate the fog of lies and deception of the State and its Court Intellectuals.
The Danger of “Public” Education
The key issue in the entire discussion is simply this: shall the parent or the State be the overseer of the child?
Being Right Isn’t Enough
The only real cure for too much debt is an orderly process of liquidation. No bailouts. No subsidies. No taxpayer involvement.
On Universities, Krugman, and the State of Austrian Economics
In his usual engaging way, Robert Murphy explains what's wrong with the economics profession — it might have something to do with Paul Krugman.
Liberty, Law and the Market Economy
To regain the liberty that we have lost, we must reawaken an understanding of what liberty, the rule of law, and individual self-responsibility mean.
The Tyranny of the Econocracy
The general public views economists as a priestly class who define public policy, but whose obscure wisdom and arcane rituals are closed to them.
The Propaganda War Against Capitalism
The most popular method of deprecating capitalism is to make it responsible for every condition which is considered unsatisfactory.
The Law School Boom and Bust
Cheap debt has created a bubble in law schools where students take on loads of debt for not-very-useful law degrees.
