Last week, Cato hosted a conference with ISI for Templeton Enterprise Award winners. Full audio and video are available from the Cato website. Don’t miss Thomas Woods, one of the smartest and most articulate historians I’ve ever met, and if you’ve still got some spare time, you can even check out my talk, which starts about twenty minutes in.
Apr 4 2007
Tyler continues to baffle me. Now he's deeply misstating the free-market case against European social democracy: Market-oriented types look at Europe and think it is on the verge of collapse, when it isn't. They can't imagine that it doesn't, in every way, have American-style government failure. I can't think of any ...
Apr 3 2007
Fellow Templeton prize-winner Kevin Schmiesing revisits our Cato dialogue on corruption, culture, and growth. Background: Among the symposium’s exchanges was one between George Mason University economist Bryan Caplan and me about the relative importance of “political culture” and “personal culture” in the de...
Apr 3 2007
Last week, Cato hosted a conference with ISI for Templeton Enterprise Award winners. Full audio and video are available from the Cato website. Don't miss Thomas Woods, one of the smartest and most articulate historians I've ever met, and if you've still got some spare time, you can even check out my talk, which start...
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TGGP
Apr 4 2007 at 2:00am
Thomas Woods’ “Politically Incorrect Guide to American History” (buy a copy for a middle or high school kid) is great stuff, if rather light. It’s too bad Regnery’s later P.I.G books put it in such bad company.
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