Liberalism and Socialism: Mortal Enemies or Embittered Kin?
Just published. With Jason Brennan and others. classical liberalismjason brennanmatt McManussocialism
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Danny Frederick (1955-2021)
I was saddened to learn of the passing of Danny. Danny was a star example of the gentleman philosopher, beholden to no-one, following an existential calling that he saw through with absolute integrity and dignity to the bitter end. For more about Danny’s life see his autobiographical notes here. See a mutual friend of ours’…
Cosmos + Taxis 9:7+8
Open access classical liberalismcosmos+taxis
The Evolutionary Invisible Hand: The Problem of Rational Decision-Making and Social Ordering over Time
The latest in the series. Austrian Economicsclassical liberalismDecision makinginvisible handMatúš Pošvancrationalitytime
Mengerian Microeconomics: The Forgotten Anglo-American Contribution to the Austrian School
Webpage Austrian EconomicsAustrian SchoolCarl Mengerclassical liberalismivan jankovic
Intellectual Freedom and the Culture Wars
Just published. classical liberalismcultureethicsfree speechintellectual freedomPiers Bennsocial epistemology
COSMOS+TAXIS: Next Issue
Coming soon. classical liberalismcosmos & taxis
Palgrave Studies in Classical Liberalism
Coming soon! classical liberalismpolitical economyPolitical philosophy
The Open Society and Its Complexities
I have been informed that Jerry Gaus has a new book to be posthumously published by OUP next year. Here he is discussing some of the book’s ideas. classical liberalismcomplexityGerald Gausopen systems
Jerry Gaus
Saddened to learn of Jerry’s passing. He was such an easy going and a thoroughly decent chap and a really good philosopher to boot. Jerry was well-known to Cosmos + Taxis via the symposium on his The Tyranny of the Ideal and his participation in the symposium on Pete Boettke’s F. A. Hayek: Economics, Political…
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