Human Action at Sixty
From the standpoint of both politics and history, this proof [of the "impossibility" of socialist planning] is certainly the most important discovery by economic theory.
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The End of American Dominance
If we, continuing to view ourselves in a hegemonic role, act to thwart these assertions of national ambition, we risk hostility and war.
Buckley’s Boomsday: Loaded with Laughs
Unfortunately Obama's Road to Serfdom is not fiction and no laughing matter.
Is This America’s Dark Knight?
"If there is any hope for our economic future, we must come to a sound understanding of what got us here."
Dress Like the Great Depression
If it doesn't work to boost your professional life, you can always count on looking fantastic when you march on the White House and protest against its occupants for robbing you blind in the name of saving you.
The Vision of Leonard Read
He taught this lesson for decades, with stamina, consistency, and calm persistence in his belief that education was the key to freedom.
The Wickedly Funny Burt Blumert
Murray Rothbard was more aware than anyone of the ongoing evils perpetrated by government and he was never given the proper recognition in academia. But he was constantly happy and loved to laugh. Now I know Murray wasn't a joyous libertarian by himself; he had help from his smart, wickedly funny best friend Burt.
What You Must Read About the Great Depression
"The single most important book on the Great Depression is that by Murray Rothbard." – David Gordon
Do the Arts Need Government to Thrive?
Presented at the Mises Institute’s Brown Bag Seminar series. Recorded on 10 January 1996.
J. G. Machen: Calvinist, Revolutionary, Hero
Recorded at the Mises Institute’s Brown Bag Seminar series on 6 November 1996.
