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Jarret B. Wollstein

Limited government is inherently immoral and must be rejected by any advocate of human freedom and justice in favor of competing agencies of retaliatory force.

B.K. Marcus

The Mises Institute is pleased to announce the multimedia content on Mises.org— thousands of hours of audio and video—is now available through iTunes U, a dedicated section within the iTunes Store (www.itunes.com).

Jeffrey A. Tucker

"The state has only one role in the novels and it is entirely negative: it makes and enforces the fugitive slave laws."

Roy A. Childs

Whether you are trying to understand the problem of growing governmental power yourself or are trying to communicate it to others, On Power can be heartily recommended as a stimulating and profound tract.

Paul A. Cantor

"From the Austrian perspective, if some form of collaborative activity is involved in the creation of literature, it is still always collaboration among individuals, whereas in the Marxist view collaboration is typically understood in collectivist terms."

Paul A. Cantor Stephen D. Cox

"The Austrian School is the most humane form of economics we know, and the most philosophically informed — hence we regard it as the most relevant to humanistic studies."

Stephen D. Cox

Cather's most straightforwardly economic book is O Pioneers! (1913).

William Sievert

Western society uses its schools and other public institutions to build an impenetrable wall of destructive social conditioning around the individual.