Making Economic Sense
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1926–1995
Murray N. Rothbard (1926–1995) is represented at freecapitalists.org by 53 books, 45 papers, 752 lectures, and 1 journal article, free to download or stream.
Murray N. Rothbard (1926–1995) was an American economist, economic historian, and libertarian political philosopher, and perhaps Ludwig von Mises’s most important American student, attending Mises’s NYU seminar in the 1950s. He earned a B.A. in mathematics and a Ph.D. in economics at Columbia University and taught at Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute (1966–1986) and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (1986–1995). His Man, Economy, and State (1962) extended Austrian monetary, monopoly, and capital theory, and America’s Great Depression (1963) argued that 1920s monetary inflation, not free markets, caused the 1929 crash. He wrote more than a thousand articles and 25 books, including works on political philosophy, and became a leading figure of the libertarian movement.
Further reading: Murray Rothbard on The Austrian Economics Wiki.
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2007 · 536 pages
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2002 · 512 pages
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2006 · 432 pages
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1975 · 411 pages
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2017 · 602 pages
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2000 · 453 pages
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1962 · 1,506 pages
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2011 · 1,673 pages
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2000 · 354 pages
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2011 · 1,017 pages
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1973 · 138 pages
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1990 · 130 pages
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1974 · 62 pages
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2007 · 258 pages
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2009 · 122 pages
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2009 · 52 pages
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2008 · 164 pages
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1965 · 58 pages
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1983 · 322 pages
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2010 · 68 pages
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1995 · 574 pages
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1969 · 52 pages
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1972 · 280 pages
1971 · 66 pages
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1989 · 281 pages
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1975 · 80 pages
1962 · 297 pages
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1998 · 60 pages
2001 · 77 pages
1970 · 348 pages
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1987 · 266 pages
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2006 · 574 pages
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1984 · 107 pages
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2012 · 134 pages
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2006 · 546 pages
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1992 · 16 pages
2018 · 860 pages
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1947 · 17 pages
Short works
45 pieces, oldest first. All papers and articles
Recorded
752 recordings across 41 series, free to stream or download.
134 lectures of 135
81 lectures · 22.1 hours
72 lectures · 17.1 hours
66 lectures · 27.8 hours
64 lectures · 13 hours
43 lectures · 14.1 hours
31 lectures of 33
29 lectures · 26.6 hours
25 lectures · 21.8 hours
25 lectures · 5.1 hours
All 30 are in the lecture list below.
In the journals
1 article, each free to download as a PDF from its issue page.
Companion site
8 quotations from Murray N. Rothbard on Quotes from the Liberty Archive, this archive's quote companion. Every one is matched word for word to the archive's own copy of the work it comes from.
“Every man must have freedom, must have the scope to form, test, and act upon his own choices, for any sort of development of his own personality to take place. He must, in short, be free in order that he may be fully human.”
Economic Controversies · See the passage it comes from →
“The greatest danger to the State is independent intellectual criticism; there is no better way to stifle that criticism than to attack any isolated voice, any raiser of new doubts, as a profane violator of the wisdom of his ancestors.”
Anatomy of the State · See the passage it comes from →
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