0XUUD\5RWKEDUGDQG'DYLG)ULHGPDQDQGHFKRHGE\SROLWLFLDQVOLNH5RQDOG5HDJDQDQG0DUJDUHW 7KDWFKHU $FFRUGLQJ WR WKLV YLHZ ³JRYHUQPHQW´ LV LQKHUHQWO\ WRWDOLWDULDQ DQG W\UDQQLFDO LQGHHG ³JRYHUQPHQW´DQG³W\UDQQ\´DUHHVVHQW…,Q WKLV ZD\ PXFK ULJKWZLQJ GLVFRXUVH HYHQ ZKHQ LW DSSHDUV WR EH IRFXVHG RQ LVVXHV WKDW DUH QRW SXUHO\HFRQRPLFWXUQVRXWWRZRUNH[WUHPHO\ZHOOIRUWKHPRVWFRQFHQWUDWHGVRXUFHVRIFDSLWDODQG SRZHULQRXUZRUOG 3RZHU…
Murray Rothbard
economist · 2 mentions across 1 reading
In this course
Rothbard was a libertarian philosopher and economist whose radical anti-state position—that government is inherently tyrannical—became foundational to cyberlibertarian thought and influenced neoliberal political movements. The course readings invoke him to show how right-wing ideological frameworks, even when appearing to address non-economic issues, ultimately serve concentrated capital and power by naturalizing market logic as freedom. His influence traces the intellectual genealogy connecting Cold War libertarianism to contemporary digital-age anti-governance rhetoric.
Mentioned in 1 reading
Appears alongside
People mentioned in the same passages — sorted by co-occurrence weight.