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  | James's Liberty file collection index
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  | What really happened in Catalonia
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  | Those who seek to create a society of brutal extremes of power have lied about this event, just as they lied about Russia, about China, about Cuba, and about Cambodia.
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  | Critiques of Libertarianism
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  | The Proceedings of the Friesian School — Kelly L. Ross
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  | "The Socratic Method", by Leonard Nelson
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  | The Great Devonian Controversy: The Shaping of Scientific Knowledge among Gentlemanly Specialists, by Martin J. S. Rudwick, University of Chicago Press, 1985
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  | Martin Rudwick's The Great Devonian Controversy is a monumental achievement and a classic in the philosophy and history of science. As a case study of one of the watershed moments in the history of geology, it is not only great history, but it is also a test case for theories about the nature of scientific knowledge. It is also well written, engaging, and fascinating as a narrative and a detective story, based on a great mass of material, including letters sometimes written on a daily basis between the principals of the dispute. — from the above page, 12 April 2008
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  | "... in the Devonian Controversy, the anomalies overthrew all the theories."
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  | The Pulse of the Earth, Orogenies & Transgressions
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  | The most dramatic changes in the shape and appearance of the earth over geological time involve the growth and movement of continents (plate tectonics), the creation (orogenies) and destruction of mountain ranges, which are really part of that process, and the advance (transgressions) and retreats (regressions) of the oceans across the continents. The mechanism of mountain building could not be understood until the theory of plate tectonics became established and it could be seen that plates moving together were responsible. The real mechanism for transgressions and regressions is still not understood. — from the above page, 12 April 2008
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  | John Templeton Foundation
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  | Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics, Immanuel Kant (1783)
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  | Centre for the New Europe (Jesús Huerta de Soto & Guido Hülsmann are associated with the Centre) - this probably doesn't belong in this vortex, but there may be occasionally an article here that deals with markets for media of exchange.
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 | Editors and Contributors, from Volume 5, Number 1, 2008
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  | The Journal for the New Europe An Interdisciplinary Journal Edited by Hardy Bouillon, CNE, Brussels, Belgium Enrico Colombatto, University of Turin, Italy Pierre Garello, Université Paul Cézanne, Aix-Marseille, France in association with Norman Barry †, University of Buckingham, England Victoria Curzon-Price, University of Geneva, Switzerland Steve Davies, University of Manchester, England Detmar Doering, Liberal Institute, FNF, Berlin, Germany Frank van Dun, University of Maastricht, Netherlands Gerd Habermann, Enterprisers Institute, Berlin, Germany Guido Hülsmann, University of Angers, France Jesús Huerta de Soto, University Rey Juan Carlos, Madrid, Spain Hartmut Kliemt, University of Duisburg, Germany Carlo Lottieri, Istituto Bruno Leoni, Turin, Italy Robert Nef, Liberal Institute, Zurich, Switzerland Ralph Raico, State University College, Buffalo, USA Josef Šíma, University of Economics, Prague, Czechia Michael Zöller, University of Bayreuth, Germany ISSN 1781-4855 Copy editor: Robert Grözinger, Bath, England Published by The Centre for the New Europe, Brussels
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