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Capitalism and liberty
Second treatise of government, 1689, excerpts from chapters II, III, IV, V, VIII, IX(John Locke)
The theory of moral sentiments, 1759, part II, § II : of justice and beneficence, excerpts from chapters 1-3(Adam Smith)
Social statics, 1851, chapter 19 : the right to ignore the state, §1-6(Herbert Spencer)
"What's wrong with negative liberty," 1985(Charles Taylor)
Capitalism and equality
"Luxury, commerce, and the arts," 1754(Jean-Jacques Rousseau)
The theory of moral sentiments, 1759, part VI, § II, chapter 2 : of the order in which societies are by nature recommended to our beneficence (excerpts)(Adam Smith)
An inquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth of nations, 1776, book I, chapters 1-2 and book IV, excerpts from chapters 2 and 9(Adam Smith)
Manifesto of the communist party, 1872(Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels)
Why not socialism?, 2009, chapters 1-2(G.A. Cohen)
Capitalism and social order
A treatise of human nature, 1739-40, book III, part II : of justice and injustice, § 1-2(David Hume)
Capitalism, socialism, and democracy, 1942, part II, chapter 7 : the process of creative destruction(Joseph A. Schumpeter)
"The use of knowledge in society," 1945(F.A. Hayek)
"The tragedy of the commons," 1968(Garrett Hardin)
Nudge, 2009, introduction(Richard H. Thaler and Cass R. Sunstein)
Capitalism, human motivation, and virtue
The fable of the bees, or private vices, publick benefits, 1705, "The grumbling hive, or, knaves turn'd honest"(Bernard Mandeville)
"Of refinement in the arts," 1741(David Hume)
The theory of moral sentiments, 1759, part VII, §II, chapter 4 : of licentious systems(Adam Smith)
An inquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth of nations, 1776, book II, chapter 3 : of the accumulation of capital, or, of productive and unproductive labour(Adam Smith)
"Free human production," 1844(Karl Marx)
Capital, volume I, 1867, part I, chapter 1, §4 : the fetishism of the commodity and its secret(Karl Marx)
"On doing the right thing," 1924(Albert Jay Nock)
Why not socialism?, 2009, Coda(G.A. Cohen)
