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by Mo
on 5/15/2011
from Pacific Grove
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This essay is included in Mises' Socialism. So if you own the book you already have this essay. |
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by jeffrey tucker
on 12/23/2009
from Auburn
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It is certainly published as the epilogue to Socialism and printed there. It has traditionally been kept in print as a separate work, and yet went out of print a few years back. It is strong enough to justify a separate work. |
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by Michael
on 11/23/2009
from Tamarac
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Its my understanding that this work, first published in 1947 by FEE, was included as the epilogue to the 1951 edition of "Socialism" published by Yale University Press (and the basis for the editions from Liberty Fund and LvMI). So is it really necessary to keep this work in print? Also, people should be aware of this before they purchase it, thinking they are getting a work not available elsewhere. |
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by thelion
on 11/19/2009
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I have the original 1947 hardback edition. Great book, and a very well organized volume. A must for any historians. Must reading for any economist. Very well written and tight structure/expansion of this point as discussed in Mises' Omnipotent Government.
Good reading after Boris Brutzkus' Economic Planning in Soviet Russia.
Good reading before Victor Suvorov's (Vladimir Rezun's) Icebreaker (or the newer 2008 The Chief Culprit: Stalin's Grand Design to Start World War II). |