Center for a Stateless Society » Markets Not Capitalism Audiobook

Audiobooks

Markets Not Capitalism

Edited by Gary Chartier and Charles W. Johnson

Narrated and Produced by Stephanie Murphy

Markets Not Capitalism Audiobook Download

***Download from MediaFire***

Full audiobook, 96 kbps (high audio quality) – 665 MB

Full audiobook, 48 kbps (medium audio quality) – 332 MB

Full audiobook broken out by chapter, .zip file, 128 kbps (high audio quality) – 880 MB

***Download from Dropbox***

Full audiobook, 96 kbps (high audio quality) – 665 MB

Full audiobook, 48 kbps (medium audio quality) – 332 MB

Full audiobook broken out by chapter, .zip file, 128 kbps (high audio quality) – 880 MB

Individual chapter downloads…

Table of Contents with Download Links

00-01 Acknowledgements

00-02 Introduction

01-01 Gillis – The Freed Market

01-02 Tucker – State Socialism and Anarchism

01-03 Proudhon – General Idea of the Revolution

01-04 Johnson – Markets Freed From Capitalism

02-01 Spangler – Market Anarchism as Stigmergic Socialism

02-02 Tucker – Armies that Overlap

02-03 Slobodinsky and DeCleyre – The Individualist and the Communist A Dialogue

02-04 DeCleyre – A Glance at Communism

02-05 Chartier – Advocates of Freed Markets Should Oppose Capitalism

02-06 Hess – Anarchism Without Hyphens

02-07 Richman – What Laissez Faire

02-08 Johnson – Libertarianism Through Thick and Thin

02-09 Tucker – Socialism What It Is

02-10 Chartier – Socialist Ends Market Means

03-01 Long – A Plea for Public Property

03-02 Gillis – From Whence Do Property Titles Arise?

03-03 Wilbur – The Gift Economy of Property

03-04 Chartier – Fairness and Possession

03-05 Long – The Libertarian Case Against Intellectual Property Rights

04-01 Long – Corporations versus the Market or Whip Conflation Now

04-02 Tucker – Does Competition Mean War

04-03 Carson – Economic Calculation in the Corporate Commonwealth

04-04 Childs – Big Business and the Rise of American Statism

04-05 Long – Regulation the Cause Not the Cure of the Financial Crisis

04-06 Lum – Industrial Economics

04-07 Carson – Labor Struggle in a Free Market

04-08 Tucker – Should Labor be Paid or Not

05-01 Carson – Free Market Reforms and the Reduction of Statism

05-02 Peacott – Free Trade is Fair Trade

05-03 Johnson – Two Words on Privatization

05-04 Hess – Where Are the Specifics

05-05 Rothbard – Confiscation and the Homestead Principle

06-01 Weiland – Let the Free Market Eat the Rich

06-02 Peacott – Individualism and Inequality

06-03 Long – How Government Solved the Health Care Crisis

06-04 Peacott – The Poverty of the Welfare State

07-01 Carson – How Intellectual Property Impedes Competition

07-02 Stromberg – The American Land Question

07-03 Stromberg – English Encloures and Soviet Collectivization

07-04 Carson – Health Care and Radical Monopoly

07-05 Johnson – Scratching By

08-01 Richman – Regulation Red Herring

08-02 Johnson – We Are Market Forces

08-03 Long – Platonic Productivity

08-04 Richman – Libertarianism and Anti-Racism

08-05 Ruwart – Aggression and the Environment

08-06 Johnson – The Clean Water Act Versus Clean Water

08-07 Richman – Context Keeping and Community Organizing

09-01 Contributors

09-02 Conclusion

Download the .pdf text version of this book, which the authors and editors have generously made available for free. Or purchase a hard copy of Markets Not Capitalism.

This audiobook is FREE for you to download, enjoy, and share!

Contact Stephanie Murphy, Narrator and Producer – stephaniemurphy4 at gmail dot com.

Here is Stephanie Murphy’s voice demo and radio show.

Contributions to support this audiobook project are welcomed and greatly appreciated!

BTC: 13XQLKaD3cu1jUJy9a2qRk1z6zKu563faz

LTC: LZFVsWGm4WKCzDcTQ3QnifVuT8iRpxsFyo

Dwolla: 812-574-0636

Paypal: