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7-Day Course Challenge: “Austrian Economics: A Primer” (Course #6)

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September 1, 2020

My friend Daniel Bastiat tagged me on Facebook for a new 7-day challenge: Pick between 2 to 5 books that you would assign for any course of your choosing (each day) and name the course. Day #6 Course: Austrian Economics: A Primer(For undergraduate- and graduate-level students) The Elgar Companion to…
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7-Day Course Challenge: “Introduction to American Political Thought” (Course #5)

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August 31, 2020

My friend Daniel Bastiat tagged me on Facebook for a new 7-day challenge: Pick between 2 to 5 books that you would assign for any course of your choosing (each day) and name the course. Day #5 Course: Introduction to American Political Thought(For undergraduate students) The Ideological Origins of the…
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7-Day Course Challenge: “The Individual and Society: Marxist Perspectives” (Course #4)

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August 30, 2020

My friend Daniel Bastiat tagged me on Facebook for a new 7-day challenge: Pick between 2 to 5 books that you would assign for any course of your choosing (each day) and name the course. Day #4 Course: The Individual and Society: Marxist Perspectives(For undergraduate- and graduate-level students) Reader in…
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Song of the Day #1806

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August 29, 2020

Song of the Day: Ben, music by Walter Scharf, lyrics by Don Black, was the title track to the 1972 flick, sequel to the 1971 killer rat film, “Willard.” A young Michael Jackson (born on this date in 1958) sings this song over the film’s closing credits [YouTube link]. The…
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Austrian Economics, Culture, Dialectics, Foreign Policy, Pedagogy, Politics (Theory, History, Now)

7-Day Course Challenge: “The Progressive Era: Revisionist Perspectives” (Course #3)

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August 29, 2020

My friend Daniel Bastiat tagged me on Facebook for a new 7-day challenge: Pick between 2 to 5 books that you would assign for any course of your choosing (each day) and name the course. Day #3 Course: The Progressive Era: Revisionist Perspectives(For undergraduate- and graduate-level students) A New History…
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7-Day Course Challenge: “The Roads to Serfdom: Readings” (Course #2)

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August 28, 2020

My friend Daniel Bastiat tagged me on Facebook for a new 7-day challenge: Pick between 2 to 5 books that you would assign for any course of your choosing (each day) and name the course. Day #2 Course: The Roads to Serfdom: Readings(For undergraduate- and graduate-level students) After two weeks…
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7-Day Course Challenge – “The Socialist Calculation Debate” (Course #1)

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August 27, 2020

On Facebook, my friend Daniel Bastiat has started a new 7-day challenge: Pick between 2 to 5 books that you would assign for any course of your choosing (each day) and name the course. You can use the same book on multiple days if it pertains to the topic. I…
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Facebook Fiasco

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August 22, 2020

On August 19, 2020, I was advertising a “Blow Out Sale” for The Dialectics of Liberty: Exploring the Context of Human Freedom—a trailblazing anthology I coedited with Roger Bissell and Ed Younkins. I was corresponding with a few of the contributors to the anthology with regard to steep discount sales…
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Song of the Day #1805

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August 22, 2020

Song of the Day: The Breeze and I, music by Cuban composer Ernesto Lecuono (originally entitled “Andalucia” [YouTube link]), Spanish lyrics by Emilio de Torro, English lyrics by Al Stillman, was a huge hit in 1940 for the Jimmy Dorsey Band, featuring vocalist Bob Eberly [YouTube link]. It was also…
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The Dialectics of Liberty: BLOW OUT SALE!!!

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August 19, 2020

The Dialectics of Liberty: Exploring the Context of Human Freedom, co-edited by Roger E. Bissell, Chris Matthew Sciabarra, and Edward W. Younkins, was published in 2019 by Lexington Books as a quality softcover for the price of $42.99. You can’t get it for a lower price anywhere. Even “used” copies…
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