Murray N. Rothbard vs. the Philosophers - Ludwig von Mises Institute

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CHRONOLOGY OF THE LIFE AND WORKS OF MURRAY NEWTON ROTHBARD 145 1970. Publication of Power and Market. It contains a criticism of philosophical arguments against the market and an exposition of the anarcho-capitalist theory of private protection agencies. 1972. The Libertarian Party is founded. 1973. Rothbard joins the Libertarian Party and publishes For a New Liberty: The Libertarian Manifesto. The volume is intended as a guide to modern libertarianism. The author identifies a long list of problematic areas related to state activities, proposing a freemarket solution for each. He supports the private provision of security, both internal and external, and the private supply of all judicial services. 1977. The Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank founded by Charles Koch with Rothbard’s collaboration, establishes its headquarters in San Francisco. At Rothbard’s instigation, the institute founds reviews such as Libertarian Review, the Journal of Libertarian Studies, and Inquiry. At the end of the 1970s, relations between Rothbard and the Cato Institute begin to deteriorate. Ed Crane, representing Koch, opts for a decidedly less radical line than Rothbard’s. The headquarters moves to Washington, D.C., and Cato becomes a conservative think tank. Rothbard leaves the institute. 1975–1978. Publication of the four-volume Conceived in Liberty, a libertarian history of the American colonies from the sixteenth century up to the War of Independence. In the experiences of the American colonies, Rothbard recognizes the progress of the libertarian idea, culminating in the Declaration of Independence, an act of rebellion against the British government. 1982. Llewellyn H. Rockwell founds the Ludwig von Mises Institute with the support of Mises’s widow, Margit. Rothbard accepts the position of vice president. The
MURRAY N. ROTHBARD VS. THE PHILOSOPHERS: UNPUBLISHED WRITINGS 146 ON HAYEK, MISES, STRAUSS, AND POLYANI partnership with the Mises Institute and with Rockwell will last for the rest of his life. The Ethics of Liberty is published. This work is an attempt on Rothbard’s part to base the market economy on the theory of natural law. 1985. Appointed to the position of S.J. Hall Distinguished Professor of Economics at the University of Nevada at Las Vegas. 1995. Dies in New York on January 7. Two volumes of An Austrian Perspective on the History of Economic Thought are published posthumously.
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