In a world, where men kill each other to stay “fully employed”…

in a dystopian present, in which innocent human actions are alleged to harm society and are brutally suppressed…

a new hope against government coercion and deception was about to take root.

Dmitry A. Chernikov presents

Summa Against
the Keynesians

A Treatise on Economics

In which I get medieval on Keynes’ ass.

Do I have the arcane analytical skills and cunning rivaling that of Mises himself?
Read the book to find out!

Summa Against the Keynesians A Treatise on Economics

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Select a topic 2006-2004 Power To the Juries Restore jury nullification. (Warning: Very speculative.) Draft Sowell A sad transformation of a great man. Attaining Both Security and Liberty On the non-existent trade-off. Whose Foreign Policy? Let each person decide for himself. Drug War, What Is It Good For? A review of Drug Crazy with commentary. The Sins of the Rulers On Ezekiel and the judgment against a great commercial power that made war. Soviet California No universal preschool, please. Even Chickens Would Benefit From a libertarian society. A postscript. Ideology and Social Evolution A comparison of Rothbard and Hayek. To what extent are social institutions designed from the top down and to what extent are they self-generated? A Government Press Release Mostly ignored by the mainstream media. Sowell and His Efficient Police State "But for the inefficiency of the law-givers and the laxity, carelessness, and corruption of many of the functionaries, the last vestiges of the market economy would have long since disappeared." Our Sicko Prisons The problems with prison rape as punishment. Hanson on Hiroshima Reconsider your collectivism, Victor. 2003 and Older Right-Opportunism The dubious wisdom of "practical men." Can War Be Just? Warfare, spiritual and otherwise. The Errors of War Destroying evil and other silliness. Democracy, or Who Made You King? Who, indeed. The Military Myth There are millions of Communists in America. (You could be one of them.) What is the nature of their insidious plot? Reply to Bob Murphy on Pacifism Best kept secret or fragility of the spirit? Wheels within Wheels Evaluating conspiracy theories. People Wanted Steven Landsburg's paradoxes resolved. The Menagerie of Happy Men All is quiet in Baghdad. Memo To: Jude "Saruman" Wanniski Give the government more power to do good by squelching things, this anti-war crusader says. Was Christ's Sacrifice Real? Some atheists doubt it; I argue otherwise. The Body and Theodicy On the connection between the two. Is Israel Special? Not anymore. Understanding the Salvation History Slaves, mercenaries, children of God. The C.S. Lewis's Trilemma Neither a liar nor a lunatic. Understanding the Blessed Trinity Holy, holy, holy. Kent State University College Libertarians Our manifesto, when I was founding this organization in 2007. A Religion of Death Beetles of the world, unite! To Ted Rall Is that guy for real? To WSJ on Sanctions What works and what doesn't. To David Gordon On atheism, Ayn Rand, etc. To Paul Gottfried Oldie but goodie. Thanks for the encouragement! Also see Gottfried's archive. To Michael Bloomberg Sent one month before the September 11 attack. Here is Bloomberg's reply. January 27, 2012 How God Can Be Simple Consider a system, such as a painting or a car engine. A painting consists of a large number of colored lines and points. If you look at it very closely, all you’ll see are these things. But look at it … Read more » January 26, 2012 Artisans’ Pleasures and Pains Remember that Rationals excel at making masterful plans and need autonomy; Artisans excel at masterful execution of actions and need freedom. Now Artisans live in the moment and enjoy life to the fullest. But enjoyment of an action requires its … Read more » January 18, 2012 Repost: Supporting the Executive Branch If tax-supported law enforcement (though not at all arbitration and not fully law-making), may be a workable solution for some communities (and as always, when I speak of a community I imagine local self-government), then we must ask what the … Read more » View all Dmitry is an economist and philosopher. He received his BS in Computer Science in 1997 and MA in Philosophy in 2009 from Kent State University. He has spent many years contemplating economic problems. His teachers include Thomas Aquinas, Ludwig von Mises, and Murray Rothbard. Dmitry lives in Akron, Ohio. All articles and his blog and forums posts are Creative Commons Copyright © 2011 Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0. Send him mail