2. Classical Liberalism
2. Classical Liberalism
Mises’ book, Liberalism, states that liberalism sufficed to change the face of the earth. The term liberal has since bee... Read more
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10. Classical Liberalism and the Welfare-Warfare State
10. Classical Liberalism and the Welfare-Warfare State
Germany surrendered conditionally in 1919 under the Treaty of Versailles. Everybody opposed the treaty, but it was forci... Read more
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3. John Stuart Mill
3. John Stuart Mill
Mill played a crucial, but inflated, role in liberalism. Rothbard did not like Mill much. Mill was a disaster on economi... Read more
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4. Class and Conflict
4. Class and Conflict
Gustave de Molinari became the grand old man of classical liberalism, crediting Pareto. Molinari understood that the mai... Read more
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8. The Planned Society
8. The Planned Society
Utopian socialism was a term created by Marx and Lenin to denigrate the enemies of Marx and Lenin. Henri de Saint-Simon’... Read more
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1. The European Miracle
1. The European Miracle
Ralph Raico covers classical liberalism’s growth, development and possible future. Liberalism arose in Europe entwined w... Read more
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7. The Anti-Capitalists
7. The Anti-Capitalists
Humans are prone to envy, writes Helmut Schoeck in Envy: A Theory of Social Behavior. Humans try to set up a society in ... Read more
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6. The New World of Capitalism
6. The New World of Capitalism
In the face of overwhelming evidence of the prosperity of capitalism, Marxists were forced to rephrase their arguments f... Read more
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9. The First World War
9. The First World War
Intellectuals are pro-power and anti-market. Great presidents are war presidents who glorify power. The Costs of War and... Read more
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5. War, Peace, and the Industrial Revolution
5. War, Peace, and the Industrial Revolution
It was thought that the ultimate antidote to war was universal democracy. It was not. Spencer defined liberal democracy ... Read more
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