A Critique of Kevin Carson's Contract Feudalism

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06/21/2007 Mises Wire Stephan Kinsella

Paul Marks's A Critique of a Critique: An Examination of Kevin Carson's Contract Feudalism, published in the Libertarian Alliance's Economic Notes No. 108, is, to my mind, a brilliant, solid, and interesting analysis of Kevin Carson's Contract Feudalism: A Critique of Employer Power over Employees.

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