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Rethinking War

04/25/1999 A.N. Wilson

What this intervention teaches about them all.

Canada Objects

Tags: Media and Culture, War and Foreign Policy, World History

04/14/1999 David Orchard

Sound thinking from other Nato members.

Another Vietnam?

Tags: Political Theory, War and Foreign Policy, World History

04/09/1999 Simon Jenkins

Why the state does not learn from history.

Anti-War

Tags: War and Foreign Policy, World History

03/25/1999 Mises.org

Liberty and empire are incompatible.

Misesian Courage

Tags: History of the Austrian School of Economics, Political Theory, Biographies, Media and Culture, World History

02/06/1999 Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.

In 1949, freedom had no future.

The Year 2000

Tags: Media and Culture, World History

01/01/1999 Clifford F. Thies

Millennial hysteria and its historical and religious link to socialist theory and practice: a roundup by Clifford F. Thies.

National Socialism

Tags: Other Schools of Thought, Political Theory, The Police State, World History

09/28/1998 Ralph Reiland

How the Nazis went about regulating business.

Private Ryan

Tags: U.S. History, War and Foreign Policy, World History

07/20/1998 Paul Fussell

An essay by Paul Fussell explains the meaning of Spielberg's new film on war.

The Racial Contract, by Charles Mills

Tags: Political Theory, World History

07/01/1998 David Gordon

Charles W. Mills has, by his own estimation, located a crucial gap in Western political and ethical theory from the Enlightenment to Rawls and Nozick. Charles W. Mills has, by his own estimation, located a crucial gap in Western political and ethical theory from the Enlightenment to Rawls and Nozick.

The State

Tags: World History

06/15/1998 Randolph Bourne

If somehow, suddenly, Randolph Bourne were alive again in today’s world , he would not be as bewildered or as bewildering as some of those who did not die. Though it is perilous to draw parallels between historical periods, it is safe to say...

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