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Posts Tagged ‘market-anarchism’
Who’s Really Being Naïve?
Posted: 24 August 2010 by Kevin Carson in Political ScienceTags: anarchism, capitalism, class warfare, corporatism, Kevin Carson, liberalism, libertarian, market-anarchism, Newspeak, progressives, socialism
The Corporate Alarm Clock
Posted: 2 August 2010 by Kevin Carson in Political ScienceTags: anarchism, anti-Statism, average joe, corporatism, culture, daily grind, Democrats, fiat money, free market, free trade, intellectual property, libertarain, liberty, market-anarchism, patent monopoly, psychology, relativity, Republicans, society, subsidies, US
No Substitute for Economic Justice
Posted: 26 July 2010 by Kevin Carson in Political ScienceTags: AEI, capitalism, conservatives, corporatism, dystopia, economic justice, Frank Crane, Great Depression, Heritage Foundation, Kevin Carson, Keynesianism, libertarian, liberty, market-anarchism, monopoly, Newspeak, Republicans, state capitalism, Third Way, US, war spending, WWII
‘Free Market Capitalism’ is an Oxymoron
Posted: 18 July 2010 by Kevin Carson in Political ScienceTags: anarchism, capitalism, copyright, corporate capitalism, corporatism, freed markets, history, Immanuel Wallerstein, Industrial Revolution, intellectual property, Kevin Carson, libertarian, Lysander Spooner, market-anarchism, media, Newspeak, patents, state capitalism
Pork Copynazis Against Unicorns as ‘New White Meat’
Posted: 29 June 2010 by Little Alex in National NewsTags: Canned Unicorn Meat, Chris Matyszczyk, copyright, fair use, GeekNet, intellectual property, IP, libertarian, Luke Meredith, market-anarchism, Molly Wood, National Pork Board, NPB, property rights, Scott Kauffman, ThinkGeek.com, trademark, US
The National Pork Board is going after a website for modifying the trademarked slogan it uses to advertise a product that doesn’t exist: unicorn meat.
More on BP’s Fate in a Free Market
Posted: 7 June 2010 by Kevin Carson in National News, Political ScienceTags: anarchism, anti-Statism, BP, C4SS, capitalism, corporatism, EPA, free market, Gary Chartier, Gulf oil spill, Iain McKay, Kevin Carson, land grants, law, libertarian, limited liability, market-anarchism, Shawn Wilbur, state capitalism, US
Kevin Carson’s repsponse to comments on his previous post, “BP Would Be Toast in a Truly Free Market.”
Politics as a Dead End—Part Two
Posted: 25 May 2010 by Kevin Carson in National News, Philosophy, Political ScienceTags: 1964 Civil Rights Act, anarchism, anti-Statism, boycotts, Charles johnson, economics, free market, law, libertarian, liberty, market-anarchism, non-aggression principle, Paul Krugman, politics, Rachel Maddow, racial discrimination, Radley Balko, Rand Paul, RIAA, Ron Paul, United Farm Workers, US
Benjamin Tucker: Who is the Somebody?
Posted: 28 April 2010 by Editors in Philosophy, Political ScienceTags: anarchism, anti-Statism, banking, Benjamin Tucker, capital, capitalism, corporatism, currency, economics, economy, Federal Reserve, fiat money, free market, free markets, individualist anarchism, interest rates, labor, labor theory of property, land monopoly, law, libertarian, liberty, LTP, market-anarchism, money monopoly, Newspeak, Philosophy, property rights, rent, US, usury
Benjamin Tucker on the source of capital, first published in an 1881 issue of Liberty, and later in his classic, Instead of a Book, by a Man Too Busy to Write One.
Benjamin Tucker: The Right of Ownership
Posted: 27 April 2010 by Editors in Philosophy, Political ScienceTags: anarchism, Benjamin Tucker, free markets, Hugo Bilgram, law, libertarian, liberty, market-anarchism, Philosophy, property rights
Benjamin Tucker on property rights in an anarchist society, in response to a letter. This letter was first published in an 1890 issue of Liberty and later in his classic, Instead of a Book, by a Man Too Busy to Write One.
M.S. on ‘The Case Against Goldman Sachs’
Posted: 27 April 2010 by Little Alex in National News, Political ScienceTags: banking, corporate fraud, corporatism, credit default swaps, financial crisis, Goldman Sachs, law, libertarian, M.S., market-anarchism, Matt Taibbi, Max Keiser, mortgage crisis, Newspeak, SEC, subprime mortgages, US
A simple, realist summary of exactly what Goldman Sachs is being accused.
The Libertarian Dialectic and Social Dilemma
Posted: 24 April 2010 by Little Alex in Political ScienceTags: academia, anarchism, anti-Statism, behavioral theory, capitalism, club goods, collective action, common-pool resources, cooperatives, democracy, economics, Elinor Ostrom, eudaimonia, libertarian, liberty, market failure, market-anarchism, Maslow's hierarchy of needs, mutualism, Nobel Prize, organizational theory, politics, private goods, public goods, self-management, social dilemma, virtue ethics
Elinor Ostrom’s findings on behavioral theory’s relation to collective action are imperative to the formation and sustainability of a libertarian order.
‘Free Markets’ Mean the Welfare’s Only for Rich People
Posted: 22 April 2010 by Kevin Carson in National News, Political ScienceTags: anti-Statism, Beltway, corporatism, Ezra Klein, free market, Jacob Levy, labor unions, left right paradigm, libertarian, liberty, market-anarchism, Matt Yglesias, Newspeak, pandering, political satire, politics, progressive, property rights, Republicans, small government, tea party movement, US
Kevin Carson on ‘liberal’ bloggers seeing the G.O.P.’s “small government” heart of darkness.
Little Alex in Wonderland 