Anders Mikkelsen

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09/21/2011 Mises Daily Anders Mikkelsen

Albert Jay Nock wrote one of the first American books of World War I Revisionism.

12/21/2010 Mises Daily Anders Mikkelsen

Andrew Bacevich’s new book, Washington Rules, illuminates the post–World War II Washington foreign-policy consensus and gives a history of its evolution. This is a key piece of history, and it can...

The 1822 Refutation of the Spitalfields Act of Wage and Price Controls

11/11/2010 Mises Daily Anders Mikkelsen

In 1824, the Spitalfields Act of wage control for silk weavers was repealed after being in force for 50 years. The act was essentially a disaster that devastated the industry and the workers. While...

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