The Anti-capitalistic Mentality

Bxamines capitalism and socialism from a distributist/Catholic-social perspective, arguing that capitalism tends toward a “servile” arrangement in which most people are dependent and subordinate. It offers a critique of both modern capitalism and state socialism, in contrast to Mises’s defense of…

A recent overview of criticisms of capitalism — including historical, institutional, cultural and environmental critiques. It provides a contemporary context and many angles that challenge or complicate Mises’s narrative.

Rogge argued that many critics of capitalism emphasise its failings (inequality, crises, moral collapse) but seldom recognise how capitalism depends on cultural and institutional underpinnings. Rogge warns that when those underpinnings weaken—when business is demonised, when education becomes…

A more theoretical and methodological work of Mises, where he delves into the foundations of social science, human action (praxeology), and critiques of historicism.

Mises’s magnum opus — a sweeping system of economics built on human choice and praxeology. It shows how markets, money, and institutions arise from purposeful action. Anti-Capitalistic Mentality is a cultural defense of capitalism; Human Action is the technical foundation that underpins it.

A full reconstruction of microeconomics inspired by Mises, but with Rothbard’s radical clarity and detail. Rothbard brings Misesian economics to life with examples and stronger libertarian emphasis.