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Of course, a society in which only the politically privileged are allowed to rise, or where those who rise first gain political power and use it to keep the others down, would be no better than an egalitarian society. But all obstacles to the rise of some are, in the long run, obstacles to the rise of all; and they are no less harmful to the true interest of the multitude because they may gratify its momentary passions.
 
Hayek, Friedrich A.
The Constitution of Liberty
1960 , p. 49

 

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Quotation of the week: Bastiat on the law

     

Video interviews:

     

Prof. R. Cubeddu

 

Prof. V. Curzon Price

 

Prof. P. Salin

     

Writings:

   
     

ARTICLE - The euro crisis has a philosophical origin (1.12.11)

   
     

ARTICLE - Has justice been done? (5.5.11)

 

ARTICLE - Solidarity vs "social solidarity" (25.4.11)

     

ARTICLE - Telocracy, nomocracy and the Italian constitution (18.11.10)

 

ARTICLE - On tax evasion (3.9.10)

     

LETTER - Caro Saviano,...: Open letter to Roberto Saviano (in Italian) (13.7.10)

 

BOOK REVIEW: Pascal Salin's Revenir au capitalisme, pour éviter les crises (13.4.10)

     

COMMENT - Reply to Professor Pascal Salin - Debate: Monopoly, property rights and competition (23.2.10)


 

COMMENT by Professor Pascal Salin "A further comment to Mr. Birindelli's statements " (8.2.10)


     

COMMENT - Reply to Professor Pascal Salin - Debate: Monopoly, property rights and competition (18.12.09)

 

COMMENT by Professor Pascal Salin "A further answer to Mr. Birindelli's remarks " (17.12.09)


     

COMMENT - Reply to Professor Pascal Salin - Debate: Monopoly, property rights and competition (12.11.09)

 

COMMENT by Professor Pascal Salin on "Monopoly, competition and competitors" (10.11.09)


     

 

ARTICLE - The discriminatory treaty (23.9.09)

     

DEBATE - Curb on bankers' bonuses: Article - Debate (WSJ, 5-6.8.09)

 

ARTICLE - Democracy: positive and negative (27.7.09)

 

     

COMMENT (Prof. Salin interview) - Monopoly, competition and competitors (3.7.09)

 

PAPER - Emergencies, government intervention and the "No vote mechanism" (18.6.09)

     

ARTICLE - Selective condemnation of discrimination (30.4.09)

 

PAPER - Arbitrariness and expediency (12.4.09)

 

     

ARTICLE - The wrong conflict of interests (21.3.09)


 
     
 

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