Tag Archives: Hans-Hermann Hoppe

Professor Hoppe: The Great Fiction

Posted on June 2, 2012 by

Jeff Tucker and Laissez Faire Books will be publishing a new book by the Professor. You can read more about this, here: Conspiracies and How to Defeat Them The Jeffster is on fine form with his writing in the above … Continue reading →

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Democracy – The God That Failed

Posted on April 5, 2012 by

So hot off the press, I haven’t actually listened to this myself yet, I’ve just been interviewed by Greg Moffitt on ‘Legalise Freedom’. We discuss the works of Professor Hans-Hermann Hoppe, particularly, Democracy, The God That Failed. Here’s the link … Continue reading →

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Hans-Hermann Hoppe: Defying Leviathan

Posted on March 21, 2012 by

I came across another H3 review again, this morning, in my sweep of the Internet to gather all of my book reviews into one place. First written in 2004, I’ve hardly had to update this one at all (mainly to … Continue reading →

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Hans-Hermann Hoppe: A Unified Theory of Everything

Posted on March 19, 2012 by

While I go around the Internet clearing up old book reviews, I came across another one written in 2004. Once again, I’ve cleaned up a couple of references to bring it up to date, but essentially, it’s the same review. … Continue reading →

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Hans-Hermann Hoppe: Walking on the Wild Side

Posted on March 16, 2012 by

Clearing out some old cupboards recently, I found a review of “Democracy: The God That Failed”, gathering dust in a remote corner of the Internet. I thought it was time we should polish it up a little, after a nine-year … Continue reading →

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Professor Hans-Hermann Hoppe: How Mises Rebuilt Economics

Posted on December 25, 2011 by

The Professor’s latest article, on Mises.org.

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Professor Hoppe: The Advantages of Small States and the Dangers of Centralization

Posted on December 22, 2011 by

Continuing our theme from yesterday, on micro-states and mega-states, I thought it might be potentially enlightening for us to celebrate Christmas by as well as watching the latest Harry Potter video on the destruction of the fascist mega-state of Lord … Continue reading →

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Jeff Tucker interviews Hans-Hermann Hoppe

Posted on October 1, 2011 by

Professor Hoppe speaks to Jeff Tucker about his early life as a Marxist; the missed opportunity of East Germany’s failure to become an independent Prussia in 1989; the insidious nature of state constitutions; the early history of Switzerland; his thoughts … Continue reading →

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Hans-Hermann Hoppe: The Science of Human Action

Posted on July 31, 2011 by

The master’s latest speech. Hans-Hermann Hoppe presents the opening lecture of the 2011 Mises University, which includes an introduction by Mark Thornton. The professor begins with an autobiographical description of how he came to know Murrary Rothbard, and then moves … Continue reading →

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