Posts tagged “hegemony”

Cartoon Hayek, in glasses and tweed, debates a stern, bald Mises across a game board. Hayek holds out an open palm, Mises raises one finger, and silver Monopoly tokens, houses, a hotel and dice stand between them.

Debates Within, Mises Versus Hayek

Alan Forester-Kaiser · October 26, 2026

For fourteen years, from 1920 to 1934, Ludwig von Mises held a seminar in his office at the Vienna Chamber of Commerce. He wasn’t a salaried professor. The University of Vienna let him lecture without pay, and his living came […]

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Two cartoon linebackers crouch nose to nose at the fifty-yard line, fists cocked and teeth gritted, each wearing a black silk top hat instead of a helmet.

Monopoly, Natural and Otherwise

Idan Rednaxus · October 25, 2026

On November 1, 1966, All Saints’ Day, the National Football League awarded its sixteenth franchise to New Orleans. The timing wasn’t a coincidence of the calendar. A few weeks earlier Congress had passed a law exempting the merger of the […]

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