Upon retiring and cleaning out my high school classroom and the stuff I had accumulated over 27 years, I came across a long lost volume that I thought had disappeared, The Political Context of Sociology, by Leon Bramson. It was published in 1961 by Princeton University Press, 164 pages with index. Murray Rothbard loved this thin little volume, and so do I. I felt like the Good Shepard finding the lost sheep. If you ever have a chance to obtain a copy and read it you will see what I mean. The main thrust of the book is how modern sociology … Continue reading Conservatism, Marxism, and Sociology: Ideas Have Consequences