Tag: book review

Book Review: Sister Revolutions

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Post date April 10, 2021
Categories In American Revolution, book review, French Revolution, history, philosophy, politics, Sister Revolutions, Susan Dunn

The West Coast Libertarian Foundation website has been offline for a while as it had been hacked. It is now on a more secure server and hopefully won’t be subject to further attacks. It had been quite a while since anyone had posted a new article here in any event, so to relaunch it I […]

Book Review: In Defense of the Corporation by Robert Hessen

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Post date June 9, 2015
Categories In book review, In Defense of the Corporation, Robert Hessen

Reviewed by Marco den Ouden There has been a lot of antagonism towards corporations. Surprisingly, not all of it from the left. I’ve come across a fair number of Facebook posts and articles from purported libertarians condemning the corporation as a creation of the state, and arguing that corporations wouldn’t exist in a true free […]

Book Review: The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels by Alex Epstein

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Post date March 5, 2015
Categories In Alex Epstein, book review, environmentalism, global warming, The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels

Reviewed by Marco den Ouden Despite claims from some climate change activists, Alex Epstein is not a climate change denier. He readily acknowledges that the climate has changed in the last century. But the change, he avers, is insignificant and manageable when you look at the big picture. From 1910 to 2010, the average global […]