What Is Property? · Character
M. Wolowski
The economist who takes up the gauntlet Proudhon throws down, contesting the claim that property is robbery with the tools of political economy.
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Wolowski belongs to the class of critics who answer Proudhon's paradox with the sober language of economics, and his objections sharpen the book's central quarrel. He represents the respectable opinion that property is…
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