The Case for a 100 Percent Gold Dollar

The case for a 100 percent gold dollar

Business & Money

ROTHBARD, MURRAY NEWTON

Economics

Cobden Press

A Defense of Liberty (The Scholarship of Liberty Reprint Series)

Brett, Oliver

Words That Won the War; the Story of the Committee on Public Information

Larson, Cedric

Mock, James R.

All of us feel stuck with a political drift which virtually none of us likes-toward a bureaucratized society chronically at war. We cannot break out of this impasse without breaking out of our old mental habits about Left, Right, Between. The meanings such words have are mainly those assigned to them by the experience of 19th century Europe, and our different experience requires a different political language. Tucille's book is important because it helps make this new language more possible.  

CHAPTER ONE / Libertarians Vs. Conservatives: Confrontation on the Right
CHAPTER TWO / Black Power And The Conservative Dilemma
CHAPTER THREE / Anarchy Rediscovered: Popular Misconceptions
CHAPTER FOUR / Radical Decentralization: An Anarchist Alternative
CHAPTER FIVE / Toward A Rational Foreign Policy: Defending the Nonstate
CHAPTER SIX / The Libertarian Imperative: A Blueprint for Liberty
CHAPTER SEVEN / Opportunity For The Future: The Time is Now
AFTERWORD / The Revolution Comes To YAF

Radical Libertarianism

Politics & Social Sciences

Jerome Tuccille

Philosophy

It Usually Begins With Ayn Rand

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

The original, never-before-printed, lectures on Ayn Rand's philosophy of Objectivism by Nathaniel Branden with a foreword by Barbara Branden and an epilogue by Dr. Branden. These lectures systematized Rand's philosophy for the first time and created a philosophical movement.

The Vision of Ayn Rand: The Basic Principles of Objectivism

Nathaniel Branden

Book is in good condition. Some corners of pages are slightly bent.

The Lysander Spooner Reader

Unknown, Author

Anarchy happens when people organize their lives peacefully and voluntarily- without the aggressive violence of the state. This simple but powerful book explains why the state is illegitimate, unnecessary, and dangerous, and what we can do to begin achieving real freedom. Gary Chartier is Associate Dean of the School of Business and Associate Professor of Law and Business Ethics at La Sierra University. He is the author of Economic Justice and Natural Law and The Analogy of Love. His byline has appeared in journals including Legal Theory, the Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, and the Canadian Journal of Law and Jurisprudence.

The Conscience of an Anarchist: Why It's Time to Say Good-Bye to the State and Build a Free Society

Gary Chartier

Capitalist at Large chronicles entrepreneur James Jameson's 35-year career building companies in developing and formerly communist countries and details the unique perspective on the world he gained as International President of the Young Presidents' Organization (YPO) and during a stint as Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Trade Development in the George H.W. Bush administration. It tells of friendships with revolutionary heroes and domestic entrepreneurs in the emerging Soviet bloc, where he privatized a Polish publishing house after communism, and in Asia, where he helped launch an online bookseller in China. Throughout these experiences, Jameson acknowledges the shortcomings of free market economics while remaining confident that such markets offer the best chance for increased human prosperity. Interspersed with his business and international musings are 'interludes' about the intellectual and spiritual journey that shaped his life decisions and personal success. Capitalist at Large will appeal to current and aspiring businesspeople and anyone seeking to understand the opportunities and challenges posed by the increasingly interdependent world economy. Most importantly, the book makes the case for an optimistic view of human progress undeterred by the economic and geopolitical setbacks of the past few years. "... a fascinating perspective on global events of the last half century." David Nott, President, The Reason Foundation

Capitalist at Large: Reflections of an International Entrepreneur

James D. Jameson

Reasonable Religion: Lysander Spooner on Religion $16.95 $14.95 Click to enlarge Lysander Spooner has been labeled many things: "Jeffersonian," "libertarian," "anarchist," "abolitionist," and even "socialist." But, what is indisputable is that he was a passionate defender of the rights of all people to live their lives free of coercive interference from others. Less well known are Spooner's early deism and his critical essays regarding Christianity and claims of the supernatural. This is the first, complete, collection of Spooner's writings on religion since they were originally written almost two centuries ago. Other editions are replete with errors and often miss entire sections of Spooner's writings. Also included is an introductory essay by Prof. Helen Knowles. Included in this volume are Spooner's essays: The Deist's Immortality (1835); On Man's Accountability for His Belief's (1834); and The Deist's Reply to Alleged Supernatural Evidences to Christianity (1836).Paperback, 167 pages.

Reasonable Religion: Lysander Spooner on Christianity (The Lysander Spooner Collection, Volume 1)

Lysander, Spooner

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