Tag: The State

I mark books that cover the same topic with a vertical bar to the right. For example, Hume, Oppenheirmer, and Nock argue that the state could have only originated in one way: by conquest and subjugation, so I marked them with the same color. In addition, I mark all novels with a green bar.

• The Great Fiction - by Hans Hoppe (2012)
• A Lodging of Wayfaring Men - by Paul Rosenberg (2007) |
• Democracy: the God that Failed - by Hans Hoppe (2001)
• The "Crime" of the Capitalists - by Frank Chodorov (1969)
• Man's Rights - by Ayn Rand (1963)
• Out of Step - The Autobiography of an Individualist - by Frank Chodorov (1962)
• The Rise and Fall of Society - by Frank Chodorov (1959)
• Liberty or Equality - by Eric Kuehnelt-Leddihn (1952)
• One Is A Crowd - Reflections of an Individualist - by Frank Chodorov (1952)
• One Is A Crowd - by Frank Chodorov (1952)
• Authority and the Individual - by Bertrand Russell (1949)
• Road to Serfdom - by Friedrich Hayek (1944)
• The End of Democracy - by Ralph Adams Cram (1937)
• Our Enemy, the State - by Albert Nock (1935) |
• Fountainhead - by Ayn Rand (1943) |
• The Criminality of the State - by Albert Nock (1939)
• We the Living - by Ayn Rand (1936) |
• Capitalism Socialism and Democracy - by Joseph Schumpeter (1943)
• The revolt of the masses - by Jose Ortega y Gasset (1930)
• Anarchist's Progress - by Albert Nock (1927) |
• Jefferson - by Albert Nock (1926)
• The Adventures of King Pausole - by Pierre Louys (1901)
• Psychology of Socialism - by Gustav Le Bon (1899)
• Democracy and liberty - by William Lecky (1899)
• The Man versus the State - by Herbert Spencer (1884)
• Letter to Grover Cleveland - by Lysander Spooner (1886)
• Natural Law or the Science of Justice - by Lysander Spooner(1882)
• No Treason - by Lysander Spooner (1870)
• The Law - by Frederic Bastiat (1850)
• The State - by Franz Oppenheimer (1908) |
• Of the original contract - by David Hume (1748) |
• Second Treatise of Government - by John Locke (1690)
• Leviathan - by Thomas Hobbes (1651)
• The Politics of Obedience: The Discourse Of Voluntary Servitude - by Etienne De La Boetie (1553)