Media and Culture

An Austrian perspective on what the film and the phenomenon can teach us about entrepreneurship. (An interview with Joseph T. Salerno). 

The New York Times decries the political implications of the rise of individualism. (A response by Wendy McElroy)

The really terrifying prospect is having to live a life entirely "naturally." 

The Brooklyn Museum of Art controversy raises a fundamental question about living on the dole. 

Workers are fine, but it was the discovery of capital that made possible the standards of living of today.

A real civics lesson for kids, as conjured up by Joseph Sobran.

President Clinton has been itching to find some way to make government a major player on the Internet. (Article by Tibor Machan)

The New Jersey court ruling on the Boy Scouts violates a core principle of freedom. (Commentary by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.)

Proposition 187 passed overwhelmingly, but it is being gutted by courts and the governor. (Column by Tibor R. Machan.)

The movie as an allegory in defense of free trade: Mark Thornton restates his position and defends it against critics.