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«Die Sprache ist dem Menschen gegeben, um seine Gedanken zu verbergen» – so ließ der wohl berühmteste Diplomat der Weltgeschichte einmal den spanischen Gesandten wissen, als dieser ihn an ein nicht eingehaltenes Versprechen erinnerte. Johannes Willms geht in seinem neuen Buch dem rätselhaften Genie jenes Mannes nach, der es mit unnachahmlicher Geschmeidigkeit verstand, in sechs verschiedenen Regimen sechsmal eine führende Rolle einzunehmen und das vollständig besiegte Frankreich ohne die geringste Gebietsabtretung durch den Wiener Kongress zu lotsen. Talleyrands Opportunismus mit seinen geradezu mythischen Dimensionen hat ihm bis heute bei den Historikern eine schlechte Presse und heftige moralische Verurteilungen eingetragen. Anders als das gängige Bild vom skrupellosen Verräter portraitiert Willms' neue Biographie Talleyrand erstmals jenseits aller Klischees als Phänotyp seiner Zeit – einer Epoche gewaltiger sozialer und politischer Umbrüche, von der seine hochadlige Gesellschaftsschicht besonders stark betroffen war.

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In diesem Werk beschreibt Hans-Hermann Hoppe die Grundlagen des Libertarismus und erläutert die korrekte Anwendung des Nichtaggressionsprinzips. Anhand dessen grenzt er Linkslibertäre aufgrund ihres Verständnis von "Leben und leben lassen" aus und wendet sich der politischen Rechten zu.

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(1899-1992) 1918-23 Studium der Rechts- und Staatswissenschaften in Wien; 1921 Dr. jur.; 1923 Dr. rer. pol.; 1929 Privatdozent an der Universität Wien; 1931-50 Tooke Professor of Economic Science and Statistics, London School of Economics; 1950-62 Professor of Social and Moral Science, University of Chicago; 1962-68 Professor für Volkswirtschaftslehre, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg im Breisgau.