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By Pete Boettke
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Can One Be a Classical Liberal and Really Believe This?
By Pete Boettke
Wladimir Kraus has a short essay arguing that government produces nothing ever. In constructing his argument he relies on the work of George Reisman and Ludwig von Mises. I am…
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GMU Econ bloggers
By Pete Boettke
The Mason Gazzette has a story on GMU econ bloggers. As an added bonus, there is a nice photo of Pete toward the end.
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Hayek and Market Design
By Pete Boettke
Over at Knowledge Problem, Mike and Lynne discuss how one can reconcile Hayek's emphasis on the spontaneous emergence of institutions and dynamic market processes, and the rational construction of new…
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2007 History of Economics Society Meetings
By Pete Boettke
The 2007 HES annual meetings just concluded at GMU, and in my opinion it was a great success. Congratulations to Sandra Peart for planning and running such a great conference.…
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The Economic and Cultural Dynamics of Globalization
By Pete Boettke
I am currently visiting the Institute on Culture, Religion and World Affairs (CURA) at Boston University. The Director of CURA is the great sociologists Peter Berger. CURA evolved from Berger's…
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The Economics of Pirates Part II: Pirational Choice
By Pete Boettke
Several weeks ago I posted on the first in a three-part series of papers I am writing that examines the economics of pirates entitled, "An-arrgh-chy: The Law and Economics of…
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Dissent, Diversity and the Value of Heterodox Traditions in Economics
By Pete Boettke
Tyler Cowen discusses the value of heterodox economics at Marginal Revolution.
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Larry White sets the record straight on heterodox economics
By Pete Boettke
Over at Division of Labor, Larry White makes some insightful comments on the recent article in The Nation and subsequently commentary related to mainstream and heterodox economics.In some recent writings…
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Leftists for Hayek — Ted Burczak’s challenge
By Pete Boettke
Steve Horwitz reviews Ted Burczak's Socialism After Hayek in the July issue of Reason. To read the review Download burczak_review_reason_final.doc
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Theory of Complex Phenomena — GMU Style Rob Axtell moved
By Pete Boettke
Theory of Complex Phenomena --- GMU Style Rob Axtell moved to GMU last year and heads up the Center for Social Complexity. Posted by Peter Boettke on May 29, 2007…