Radical Ideologies and the Killing Fields of the 20th Century
Posted in Audio, Media on 18 July 2010
Stats: 435 views and No Comments Professor Brad Birzer speaks to students attending the History and Liberty seminar in Atlanta, Ga. In this lecture Prof. Birzer starts with the idea of voluntary cooperation as Tocqueville in the 19th century described and moves to the development of radical ideologies that developed in the 20th century. Find the video ...
Posted in Audio, Media on 18 July 2010
Stats: 435 views and No Comments Professor Brad Birzer speaks to students attending the History and Liberty seminar in Atlanta, Ga. In this lecture Prof. Birzer starts with the idea of voluntary cooperation as Tocqueville in the 19th century described and moves to the development of radical ideologies that developed in the 20th century. Find the video ...
One Nation Under Bigger Government
Posted in Audio, Media on 18 July 2010
Stats: 440 views and No Comments Professor Brad Birzer speaks to students attending the History and Liberty seminar on June 16, 2010 about the growth of government.
Posted in Audio, Media on 18 July 2010
Stats: 440 views and No Comments Professor Brad Birzer speaks to students attending the History and Liberty seminar on June 16, 2010 about the growth of government.
The Fallacy of Economics by Coercion: Redux
Posted in Not So Fast! on 3 June 2009
Stats: 735 views and 1 Comment Some months ago I wrote a series highlighting Lawrence Reed’s classic 1981 article, “7 Fallacies of Economics,” and my last article dealt with what he called “the fallacy of economics by coercion.” One would think that a government can coerce people into creating economic prosperity, but think again. ...
Posted in Not So Fast! on 3 June 2009
Stats: 735 views and 1 Comment Some months ago I wrote a series highlighting Lawrence Reed’s classic 1981 article, “7 Fallacies of Economics,” and my last article dealt with what he called “the fallacy of economics by coercion.” One would think that a government can coerce people into creating economic prosperity, but think again. ...
