Liberty Classics are reviews of texts published across the Liberty Fund network focused on each title’s enduring legacy and contemporary relevance.
Our collection of Liberty Classics includes:
- Charles L. Hooper, Henry George’s Protection or Free Trade: A Critical Review. February 2017.
- Arnold Kling, What Makes Capitalism Tick? April 2018.
- Pierre Lemieux, An Unavoidable Theory of the State, June 2018.
- Steven Horwitz, Ludwig von Mises’s Socialism: A Still Timely Case Against Marx. October 2018.
- Pierre Lemieux, Lessons and Challenges in The Limits of Liberty. November 2018.
- Ross Emmett, A Century of Risk, Uncertainty, and Profit. December 2018.
- Leonidas Zelmanovitz, Vera Smith: The Contrarian View. January 2019.
- Dwight Lee, Can Capitalism Survive? Ben Rogge on Capitalism’s Future. February 2019.
- Donald Boudreaux, What Should Economists Do? An Appreciation. March 2019.
- Adam Martin, Hayek, Mises, and the Methodology of the Social Sciences. April 2019.
- David Henderson, Economics Works. May 2019.
- Pierre Lemieux, How the State Has Grown to be the Monster We Know: Bertrand de Jouvenel’s On Power. July 2019.
- Alberto Mingardi, Equality and Freedom in Herbert Spencer’s Principles of Ethics. August 2019.
- Roger Donway, Rehabilitating Self-Help: Why Hayek was Wrong About Samuel Smiles. September 2019.
- Stefanie Haeffele and Anne Hobson,