Tag Archives: Molinari/C4SS

An Agorist in the Agora, with Business in Byzantium

16th
May. × ’13

On Monday I’m flying to Istanbul (first time!) to do this a.k.a. this for this. Then I’m flying to Athens (second time) to do this at this. I start by flying from Atlanta to Charlotte to Rome to Athens to Istanbul, changing planes in each city. What could possibly go wrong?

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Molinari Unbound! – Sixième Soirée

14th
May. × ’13

Another set of responses in the Molinarifest has been posted. This batch of four includes an exchange between David Friedman and Gary Chartier on the merits of labortarianism. More to follow in a few days (including replies by me and the other anarchists to Matt Zwolinski, and a digression by me about Proudhon and Bellegarrigue).

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Labortarian Libertopian Labor Day

12th
May. × ’13

The Molinari Institute is having a fundraiser to pay for literature, speaker travel, and student scholarships at Libertopia 2013; details here.

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Molinari Unbound! – Quatrième Soirée

8th
May. × ’13

Matt Zwolinski’s contribution to the Molinarifest has been posted. Matt raises some skeptical worries about anarchism.

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Molinari Unbound! – Troisième Soirée

7th
May. × ’13

Now David Friedman’s response is posted. Actually it might make more sense to read David’s first and Gary’s second, since Gary’s is a kind of preemptive reply to David.

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Molinari Unbound! – Deuxième Soirée

6th
May. × ’13

Gary’s response to my Molinari essay has been posted. His question: if Molinari’s labour-exchanges were a less than satisfactory way to redress the imbalance of power between labour and capital, what might be done instead?

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