Murray N. Rothbard Books
Murray Rothbard was a political theorist, professor, economist of the Austrian school, and one of the founding fathers of modern anarcho-capitalism – a synthesis of classical liberalism and individualist anarchism. He was active in the Libertarian Party in the 1970s and ’80s and cofounded the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank. His other major works include America’s Great Depression, The Ethics of Liberty, and Man, Economy, and State.
What's For a New Liberty about?
For a New Liberty (1973) is a classic work that lays out the foundational principles of libertarianism. It refutes the necessity of a central State and argues against government involvement in all areas of life, from education to the police. The result is a scathing critique of the inefficiency, overreach, and moral crimes of the State.
Who should read For a New Liberty?
- Fans of political philosophy and theory
- Disaffected conservatives and liberals
- Libertarians or those with libertarian leanings
The Case Against the Fed
What's The Case Against the Fed about?
The Case Against the Fed by Murray N. Rothbard presents a compelling critique of the Federal Reserve System in the United States. The book delves into the history and functions of the Fed, arguing that it has caused more harm than good. Rothbard challenges the conventional wisdom about central banking and offers an alternative perspective on monetary policy.
Who should read The Case Against the Fed?
Individuals who are curious about the history and impact of the Federal Reserve
Readers interested in alternative perspectives on monetary policy and central banking
Those who want to deepen their understanding of economics and its implications for society