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The Psychology of Distributism
Karl Schmude, Politics Karl Schmude 6/6/16 Karl Schmude, Politics Karl Schmude 6/6/16

The Psychology of Distributism

Chesterton and Belloc nursed the fear that the psychology of a society conditioned by capitalism and socialism might induce people to yield on liberty.

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Distributism, Now?
Economics, Karl Schmude Karl Schmude 5/30/16 Economics, Karl Schmude Karl Schmude 5/30/16

Distributism, Now?

Having explored the intellectual and psychological roots of the origins of Distributism, Karl Schmude looks at how applicable Distributism is in our time.

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The 3% Solution
John Médaille, Politics John C. Médaille 8/15/13 John Médaille, Politics John C. Médaille 8/15/13

The 3% Solution

In the 3% Solution, John Médaille discusses the advantages of being out of power and why that serves as an opportunity for party reflection.

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Intelligible Design and Darwin’s Black Box
John Médaille, Science John C. Médaille 9/20/12 John Médaille, Science John C. Médaille 9/20/12

Intelligible Design and Darwin’s Black Box

For the medieval scientist, knowledge of the world was knowledge of the world’s God.

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An Introduction to the Social Theories of the Middle Ages
Books, History, John Médaille John C. Médaille 5/27/12 Books, History, John Médaille John C. Médaille 5/27/12

An Introduction to the Social Theories of the Middle Ages

The Middle Ages provides a counterpoint to our current situation.

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l’économiste du distributisme
French, International, Philippe Maxence Philippe Maxence 1/12/12 French, International, Philippe Maxence Philippe Maxence 1/12/12

l’économiste du distributisme

John Médaille fait ainsi ressortir le fait que le capitalisme libéral et le libre marché sont incompatibles.

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Friends and Strangers: A Meditation on Money
Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 1/3/12 Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 1/3/12

Friends and Strangers: A Meditation on Money

Money is not so much a medium of exchange as a record of the obligations we have to each other.

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Distributism in Eastern Europe
Economics, International, Ovidiu Hurduzeu Dr. Ovidiu Hurduzeu 12/5/11 Economics, International, Ovidiu Hurduzeu Dr. Ovidiu Hurduzeu 12/5/11

Distributism in Eastern Europe

After the World War, Eastern European countries adopted democratic institutions and enfranchised the peasant both politically and economically.

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There Is No Such Thing As A Bank Loan
Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 11/2/11 Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 11/2/11

There Is No Such Thing As A Bank Loan

The bank “loan” is not really a loan at all, not really a transfer of hard-earned assets, but a legal arrangement of monopoly powers to a group of men.

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Playing Poker With Obama
Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 8/15/11 Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 8/15/11

Playing Poker With Obama

Poker tournaments have become very popular. I've never been attracted to them, but I would be willing to chance it if Barack Obama would be my opponent.

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Will There Be Zombies?
Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 8/8/11 Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 8/8/11

Will There Be Zombies?

Like the zombies, we pursue the same goal, our supposed “self-interest,” but we pursue it mindlessly and without cooperation with each other.

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Distributismul şi economia politică
Economics, Irina Bazon, Romanian Irina Bazon 7/25/11 Economics, Irina Bazon, Romanian Irina Bazon 7/25/11

Distributismul şi economia politică

Distributismul este economia politică a cărei menire este să analizeze efectele justiţiei distributive asupra ordinii economice.

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Distributism and the Health Care System
Guilds, John Médaille John C. Médaille 7/10/11 Guilds, John Médaille John C. Médaille 7/10/11

Distributism and the Health Care System

The United States spends almost as much in public money as the English do, yet we do not have universal health care.

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The Political Economy of Distributism
Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 6/19/11 Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 6/19/11

The Political Economy of Distributism

Political subsidiarity means little if the industrial system remains concentrated; collecting taxes locally if production is not also widespread.

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Who Owns Our Jobs?
Books, John Médaille John C. Médaille 5/22/11 Books, John Médaille John C. Médaille 5/22/11

Who Owns Our Jobs?

We have all been trained up to the belief that jobs are something in the gift of great corporations or government bureaucracies.

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Can Mises Be Baptized?
Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 5/1/11 Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 5/1/11

Can Mises Be Baptized?

Money flows like water for these people, usually corporate money, water largely used in an attempt to baptize Mises.

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Justice, Fairness and Taxation Part Four
Economics, Politics, David W. Cooney David W. Cooney 4/24/11 Economics, Politics, David W. Cooney David W. Cooney 4/24/11

Justice, Fairness and Taxation Part Four

Hilaire Belloc insisted that progressive taxation could be used to achieve wider distribution of land ownership and to prevent monopolies.

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Capitalism As An Unnatural System
Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 4/10/11 Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 4/10/11

Capitalism As An Unnatural System

For Aristotle, natural exchange was that necessary to provision the household, while unnatural exchange had money alone for its object.

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The Uselessness of Utility
Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 2/13/11 Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 2/13/11

The Uselessness of Utility

In abandoning the “ought” in the name of science, economists abandoned the one principle that could make the discipline scientific.

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The Economics of Abundance
Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 2/2/11 Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 2/2/11

The Economics of Abundance

Out of a natural abundance, we create an artificial scarcity. But modern economics preaches that to make a thing scarce is to make it valuable.

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