Spencer, Hodgskin, and Land Rights
May 18As “everyone knows,” Herbert Spencer was a reactionary defender of capitalism and an opponent of socialism, while Thomas Hodgskin was a proto-Marxian defender of socialism and an opponent of capitalism; so what should one expect from Hodgskin’s review (now online) of Spencer’s Social Statics? The right answer, it turns out, is almost total agreement: “there [...]
Anti-Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal, Part 2
May 05Both Caps (like Daniel Sanchez) and Socks (like Magpie Killjoy) – aligned, as so often, in a common conflationism – have accused Macks of trying to pull a bait-and-switch by redefining “capitalism” to mean “corporatism.” But if you look at what the Macks actually say, the accusation won’t fly. Macks have distinguished a variety of [...]
Cordial and Sanguine, Part 31: Mayday for May Day!
May 02My latest BHL post, on why libertarians should defend May Day.
Cordial and Sanguine, Part 30: Armistice Among the Bleeding Hearts
May 01Two final posts in the Cato Unbound symposium, one from Matt Zwolinski and one from me.
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Charles and Gary Interviewed
Apr 30Check out two recent interviews, one with Charles and Gary and one just with Charles.
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