We Who Dared to Say No to War
Jeffrey Tucker interviews Tom Woods on the topic of Tom’s anthology (edited with Murray Polner), ‘We Who Dared to Say No to War: American
War and Foreign Policy
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The Best Work of Its Kind Since Rothbard’s For a New Liberty
"Huebert succinctly and accurately explains that applying libertarian principles to foreign affairs leads to a policy of peace and nonintervention."
What You’re Not Supposed to Know about War
These conservatives think they are "defending freedom" by supporting every military adventure that the state concocts. They are not.
Market Data: Power, War, and Man
Critics condemn economic theory for disregarding the role that power plays in real life.
Strictly Confidential: The Private Volker Fund Memos of Murray N. Rothbard
Murray Rothbard is widely known for his vast literary output, but a great deal of his work has never been published until now. During the late 1950s and early 60s he worked for the William Volker Fund, one of the few organizations willing to...
Fleury, Fénélon, and the Burgundy Circle
For all these reasons, appealing to a monarch to impose laissez-faire from above can only be a losing strategy.
Unintended Consequences of Trade Sanctions
The bottom line is that trade sanctions create poverty.
Wealth Redistribution, Domestic and International
Problems of international development aid and the domestic welfare state. Recorded at Mises University 2010.
Louis XIV: Apogee of Absolutism
Catholic political thought had come a long way from the Spanish scholastics.
Gathering Data while Washington Burns
It should come as a monumental embarrassment to future social scientists to observe that their mainstream predecessors were worse than useless for
