War Collectivism in World War I
WWI served as the model, the precedent, and the inspiration for state-corporate capitalism for the remainder of the 20th century.
War and Foreign Policy
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The Costs of War: America’s Pyrrhic Victories
This book is one of the most significant ever written by Denson. It contains essays that have been turned into major movies and documentaries, and influenced politics in ways no one could have expected. The thesis in brief: the warfare state is...
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The Economics of War
Interventionism generates economic nationalism, which in turn generates bellicosity. Only laissez-faire policies are consistent with durable peace.
US-Japanese Relations before WWII
FDR knew that stopping the export of oil to Japan was fraught with danger.
Rothbard against War
Murray Rothbard modified the famous dictum of Marx: he wished both to understand and change the world.
The Real Causes of America’s Wars: A Revisionist View
All too often, America’s wars are presented as conflicts between the “good guys,” us, and the “bad guys,” our enemies.
Lincoln and Roosevelt: American Caesars
Americans will never reclaim the dream if presidents like Lincoln and Roosevelt are held up as examples of "great" presidents.
Bourne of War
Bourne defined war as the ultimate act of statehood, as the utmost act of "a group in its aggressive aspects."
How the “Great War” Began
Albert Jay Nock wrote one of the first American books of World War I Revisionism.
Neoconservatism Taken Down
They want us to stop worrying and love the state.
