David M. Hart

b. 1957

David Hart is the former Director of Liberty Fund’s Online Library of Liberty Project.

He has degrees in history from Stanford University and King’s College, Cambridge and taught for 15 years in the Department of History at the University of Adelaide before joining Liberty Fund.

A Question for My Colleagues: Who Wrote the First One-volume Synthesis of Classical Liberal Thought? ()
Author Guide: Ludwig von Mises (1881-1973) (editor)
Anthony de Jasay on whether he is an anarchist (contributor)
Anti-Slavery Tracts. First Series, Nos. 1-20 (1855-56) (editor)
Anti-Slavery Tracts. Second Series, nos. 1-25 (1860-62) (editor)
Applying the Levy Method to Other Traditions of Thought ()
Bastiat and the 4 Musketeers: The Flowering of Classical Liberalism in Paris in the 1840s ()
Bastiat and the Origin of Supply and Demand Curves ()
Bastiat on Story Telling and Other Rhetorical Devices ()
Bastiat on the Island of Despair, or how Robinson Crusoe helped redefine Economics ()
Bastiat: Originator of 'Praxeological Storytelling ()
Civil Disobedience and other Spontaneous Acts of Liberty ()
Classical Liberals and the Income Tax ()
Comments on David Friedman and Some Historical Examples ()
The Concise Magna Carta: The 63 Clauses in Latin, English, and with Commentary (editor)
Marie-Jean-Antoine-Nicolas Caritat, Marquis de Condorcet (1743-1794) (contributor)
Crises Can Be Negative and Positive ()
The Collected Works of Frédéric Bastiat, in 6 Vols. (editor)
The Collected Works of Frédéric Bastiat. Vol. 1: The Man and the Statesman: The Correspondence and Articles on Politics (editor)
The Collected Works of Frédéric Bastiat. Vol. 2: The Law, The State, and Other Political Writings, 1843-1850 (editor)
The Collected Works of Frédéric Bastiat. Vol. 3: Economic Sophisms and “What is Seen and What is Not Seen” (editor)
David M. Hart, "On the Spread of (Classical) Liberal Ideas" (March 2015) (contributor)
David M. Hart, "Reassessing Bastiat's Economic Harmonies after 160 Years" (May 2019) (contributor)
David M. Hart, “Classical Liberalism and the Problem of Class” (November 2016) (contributor)
David M. Hart’s Comment on Gary Chartier ()
Ends vs. Means, or Muddling Through ()
Classics of Liberty: The Enhanced Editions (editor)
Forbidden Metaphors, Empiricism, and another Case Study ()
Hayek on the Role of History in teaching Political and Economic Ideas ()
Historical Reflections on Molinari’s Legacy ()
Images as another Language to describe Class Rule ()
In Vino Libertas: Bastiat on Wine, Liberty, and Political Economy ()
Interests, Ideas, and Entrepreneurship ()
The Law (revised LF ed.) (editor)
David M. Hart, “Classical Liberalism and the Problem of Class” (Nov. 2016) (author)
Liberty Matters: On the Spread of Classical Liberal Ideas (March, 2015) (author)
Marx and Some 'Sharp Objects' and 'Dead Ends' ()
Marxist Class Analysis Is Marx's Sole Redeeming Virtue ()
Men of System, Busybodies, and Predators ()
Molinari in His Final Years: Cranky Old Man or Realist? ()
Molinari, Soirées, and Arguing about Liberty ()
Not just Forgotten but Unknown: Sumner's Unpublished Manuscripts ()
On Hayek's Notion of True and False Individualism ()
On Molinari and Spencer ()
On Molinari, Hayek, and Rationalism ()
On Overturning the Charges Levelled against Professor W. G. Sumner ()
On Rules, Radicals, and Other Traditions ()
Pluralism May or May Not Advance Liberty ()
Political Discourses on Tacitus and Sallust (1728-1744) (editor)
The Political Writings of James Mill (1815-1836) (editor)
Remembering Sumner the Political Economist. Part 1: The Poison of Paper Money ()
Remembering Sumner the Political Economist. Part 2: The Economic Waste caused by Tariff Protection ()
Revolutionary Moments and the Expansion of Production of Pamphlets ()
Revolutionary Moments and the Expansion of Production of Pamphlets II: When the Economists Took to the Streets ()
Revolutions, Ideas, and the Principle of Prudence ()
Some Personal Reflections On Coming to Realize the Importance of Bastiat the Theorist ()
The State (revised LF ed.) (editor)
Subverting the Prince ()
Sumner, the Spanish-American War, and the Anti-Imperialist League ()
The Aloof Academic Hayek vs. the Intellectual Entrepreneur Rothbard ()
The Changing Costs of Defending One's Core Beliefs ()
The Changing Vocabulary of Class Part 1: English Classical Liberals and Radicals ()
The Changing Vocabulary of Class Part 2: French Classical Liberals and the Political Economists ()
The Cost of Reproducing Ideas Has Fallen for Everyone ()
The Deeply Read Literary Satirist and Parodist: to "purgandi" or to "pillandi? ()
The False Accusations made against the Free Market by Socialists ()
The Problem of Terminology: Why 'Capitalism'? ()
To Do Nothing, or Not to Do Nothing: That Is the Question ()
Towards a Taxonomy of Class ()
Tracts on Liberty by the Levellers and their Critics (1638-1660), 7 vols. (editor)
Tracts on Liberty by the Levellers and their Critics Vol. 1 (1638-1643) (editor)
Tracts on Liberty by the Levellers and their Critics Vol. 2 (1644-1645) (editor)
Tracts on Liberty by the Levellers and their Critics Vol. 3 (1646). (editor)
Tracts on Liberty by the Levellers and their Critics Vol. 4 (1647) (editor)
Tracts on Liberty by the Levellers and their Critics Vol. 5 (1648) (editor)
Tracts on Liberty by the Levellers and their Critics Vol. 6 (1649) (editor)
Tracts on Liberty by the Levellers and their Critics Vol. 7 (1650-1660) (editor)
Tracts on Liberty by the Levellers and their Critics Vol. 8 Addendum (1638-1643) (forthcoming) (editor)
Tracts on Liberty by the Levellers and their Critics Addendum Vol. 9 (1647-49) (forthcoming) (editor)
What "Aesthetic"? Part 1 -- The Positive ()
What "Aesthetic'? Part 2 - The Negative ()
What Is a 'Class' and Can Class Analysis Be 'Wertfrei'? ()
What kind of an economist was Bastiat? Part 1 ()
What kind of an economist was Bastiat? Part 2 ()
What Might Bastiat Have Achieved If He Had Lived as Long as Karl Marx? Some Counterfactual Thoughts, Some What Might Have Beens, and Some Regrets ()
What would Non-alienated Labor look like in Marx's View? ()
Why Bastiat Is Wasted on the Young ()
Will The Real Bastiat Please Stand Up? ()

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