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During the 1970s and '80s, Rothbard was active in the [[United_States_Libertarian_Party|Libertarian Party]]. He was frequently involved in the party's internal politics, clashing with [[Ed Crane]] and supporters of [[Russell Means]]. In 1989, Rothbard left the Libertarian Party and began building bridges to the post-[[Cold War]] right. He was the founding president of the conservative-libertarian [[John Randolph Club]] and supported the presidential campaign of [[Pat Buchanan]] in 1992. However, prior to his death, Rothbard had become disillusioned with the Buchanan movement. | During the 1970s and '80s, Rothbard was active in the [[United_States_Libertarian_Party|Libertarian Party]]. He was frequently involved in the party's internal politics, clashing with [[Ed Crane]] and supporters of [[Russell Means]]. In 1989, Rothbard left the Libertarian Party and began building bridges to the post-[[Cold War]] right. He was the founding president of the conservative-libertarian [[John Randolph Club]] and supported the presidential campaign of [[Pat Buchanan]] in 1992. However, prior to his death, Rothbard had become disillusioned with the Buchanan movement. | ||
In addition to his work on | In addition to his work on economics and political theory, Rothbard also wrote on economic history. He is one of the few economic authors who have studied and presented the pre-[[Adam Smith|Smithian]] economic schools, such as the [[scholastics]] and the [[physiocrats]]. These are discussed in his unfinished, multi-volume work ''[[An Austrian Perspective on the History of Economic Thought]]''. His other books include ''[[Man, Economy, and State]]'' (ISBN 0945466323), ''[[Power and Market]]'', ''[[America's Great Depression]]'', ''For a New Liberty: The Libertarian Manifesto'', and the essay "Sociology of the Ayn Rand Cult" [http://www.lewrockwell.com/rothbard/rothbard23.html]. | ||
He was the academic vice president of the [[Ludwig von Mises Institute]] and the [[Center for Libertarian Studies]], was a distinguished professor at the [[University of Nevada, Las Vegas]], and edited the ''Rothbard-Rockwell Report'' with [[Llewellyn_Rockwell|Lew Rockwell]] | He was the academic vice president of the [[Ludwig von Mises Institute]] and the [[Center for Libertarian Studies]], was a distinguished professor at the [[University of Nevada, Las Vegas]], and edited the ''Rothbard-Rockwell Report'' with [[Llewellyn_Rockwell|Lew Rockwell]] | ||