Polycentric Law
In a recent post on Liberty and Power, one of the posters refers to: “‘polycentric’ law, or the idea that multiple forms of law can overlap within
Mises Wire
End Game: Hyperinflation
Modern monetary systems operate on the ability to turn debt into money.
Fed official: our activities are incompatible with market economy
In a previous blog post I highlighted the absurd pretending game by leading Fed offic
The Struggle for Law
I’ve just posted portions of the classic work The Struggle for Law
McGee and Wellman on Secession
The recent debates on Kelo has brought up federalism, which also relates to or implies the right to secede.
More on Kelo and Federalism
Following up on this post: “Kelo” and Federalism, see the following related p
“For God’s Sake, Please Stop the Aid!”
From a Der Spiegel interview with Kenyan (not Keyne
Japan postal reform will create world’s largest bank
Japan’s lower house of Parliament approved legislation to create
War, Empire, Conscription: 3 Films For Our Time
I’ve added three films to Films on Liberty and the State: The Americanization of Emily, The M
