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May 11, 2009

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Jeff Trexler

When I was in law school, my contemporaries dismissed our storied Soviet law prof as out of touch for continuing to teach things like Marxist rhetoric & economic philosophy. Turns out he was ahead of his time!

I mean that seriously. As a historian I immersed myself in his world (I was doing work in Russia at the time), and his observations continue to have a tremendous influence on my understanding of charity and business. The key thing here is that he didn't teach Marxism as an ideal praxis--far from it; he used to advise the US gov't in the 1960s--but as a way of thinking with implications beyond the ebb and flow of Cold War politics.

Phil Cubeta

The medium is the massage, and the masseuse, Libertarian Ideology, is in Wealth Bondage.

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