Dissolving the State
Dec 23Newly translated and added to the Molinari Institute online library: an excerpt from chapter 10 of Gustave de Molinari’s 1888 Political Evolution and the Revolution. This extract includes the following passage, whose wording – despite its dismissive reference to “anarchists” – is clearly inspired by Proudhon’s call for the “absorption” and “dissolution” of the state [...]
One Big Union
Dec 19Newly translated and added to the Molinari Institute online library: Gustave de Molinari’s “What Advances Must Be Made to Expand and Unify Labour Markets” (chapter 8 of his 1893 Les Bourses du Travail).
The Use of Knowledge In Society
Aug 21I recently came across two interesting articles by Rabah Benkemoune. Unfortunately, they’re not accessible for free unless you have university access – in which case you can read “Charles Dunoyer and the Emergence of the Idea of an Economic Cycle” and “Gustave de Molinari’s Bourse Network Theory: A Liberal Response to Sismondi’s Informational Problem.” Benkemoune’s [...]
French Liberalism Links Reborn
Jun 08The old links to David Hart’s theses on Comte, Dunoyer, and Molinari are tragically dead. But they have gloriously regenerated into new links, here and here.
A Scandal in Bohemia
Mar 22Tomorrow I’m off to the PCPE. Here’s the paper I’ll be presenting. Those who read me regularly will find nothing new in it; the aim of the paper is simply to introduce the general ALL/C4SS approach to a Prague audience.
Unrolling?
Feb 24Will Wilkinson quotes Kevin Carson in The Economist. Our quest for world domination continues. What’s the opposite of rolling in one’s grave? Whatever it is, Thomas Hodgskin’s doing it.
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