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 Economic interventionism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Economic interventionism is a term used to describe activity undertaken by a central government to affect a country's economy in an attempt to increase economic growth and/or standards of living.
Economic interventionism is also perceived in some highly conservative or authoritarian administrations which believe that the state has a responsibility to manage and direct the economy in order to uphold certain moral values.
The fiercest opponents of economic interventionism are the same groups who coined the term in the first place: classical liberals and libertarians.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Economic_interventionism

  
 Interventionism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Interventionism, when discussing the practice of medicine, is generally a derogatory term used by critics of a medical model in which patients are viewed as passive recipients receiving external treatments provided by the physician that have the effect of prolonging life.
In politics, interventionism is a term for significant activity undertaken by a state to influence something not directly under its control.
The most common applications of the term are for economic interventionism (a state's intervention in its own economy) and foreign interventionism (a state's intervention in the affairs of another nation).
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Interventionism

  
 Libertarian perspectives on interventionism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
One philosophical dilemma within libertarianism is how 'negative rights ' should be applied when thinking outside of the domestic sphere.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Libertarian_perspectives_on_interventionism

  
 libertarian perspectives on interventionism
Can act in accord to their judgment as appointed their office & as so long as it does not effect the sphere of the people in the nation, to take national initiative in foreign affairs, such as military interventionism toward non-libertarian nations, by the voluntary members of the armed forces, and not using any draft.
This can be taken to mean that freedom of pursuit for those given decision making power is seen as the same political egalitarianism that the nation's own libertarian stance allots for the civilians of the nation, being themselves civilians in pursuit of a station.
www.yourencyclopedia.net /Libertarian_perspectives_on_interventionism

  
 A Return to U.S. Interventionism
Interventionism came back into style in foreign policy, but dressed in new rhetoric.
While the rightists have been critical of humanitarian interventionism and circumspect about U.S. intervention in countries where there is no strong U.S. national interest, they now back the new wave of U.S. military missions to counter terrorism.
In the name of protecting human rights, preventing genocide, or providing humanitarian assistance, many on the left-liberal side of the political spectrum became converts to the virtues of U.S. interventionism -- of using U.S. power to support what is right, good, and just.
www.progress.org /fpif08.htm

  
 Political interventionism - Sept. 19, 2003
The clampdown on democracy by the Marcos martial law regime, which will be commemorated on Sunday, provided the political environment that drew out Sin's political interventionism and that provided the environment in which the political activist role of the Catholic Church thrived.
And the military interventions of 1986 and 2001 have even allowed the genie of interventionism to roam untrammeled in the democratic space, finding a recent expression in the July 17 failed coup attempt.
After interventionism first drew blood in 1986 and achieved a modicum of success, no one can say that the military has gone back to the barracks for good.
www.inq7.net /opi/2003/sep/19/opi_amdoronila-1.htm

  
 Interventionism [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy]
Interventionism is characterized by the use or threat of force or coercion to alter a political or cultural situation nominally outside the intervenor's moral or political jurisdiction.
International interventionism can incorporate direct activities such as the use or threat of war, as well as indirect activities such as assassination, subversion, and economic embargoes of all descriptions (complete or partial blockades, transport restrictions, etc.).
Changes in culture and language that result from the voluntary decisions of many individuals cannot be tied to any form of interventionism, for the policy of interventionism is a policy of threatening or using coercion or force of some description.
www.iep.utm.edu /i/interven.htm

  
 LewRockwell.com Blog: Mises, Interventionism, and Marriage
It's a classic case, in other words, of Mises's theory of interventionism: The welfare state has wrecked millions of marriages by eliminating the guilt from abandoning one's own children, and high taxes and inflation have created unbearable financial pressures that have destroyed many other marriages.
Therefore, the natural response is even more interventionism.
Posted by Thomas DiLorenzo at January 14, 2004 02:15 PM The Bush proposal to spend zillions to supposedly improve marriages is being sold mostly in the name of "saving" the marriages of low-income Americans.
blog.lewrockwell.com /lewrw/archives/003192.html

  
 Mises, Human Action, Part 6, Chapter XXXVI: Library of Economics and Liberty
Interventionism has exhausted all its potentialities and must disappear.
An essential point in the social philosophy of interventionism is the existence of an inexhaustible fund which can be squeezed forever.
The traditional tax policy of the age of interventionism, its glorified devices of progressive taxation and lavish spending have been carried to a point at which their absurdity can no longer be concealed.
www.econlib.org /library/Mises/HmA/msHmA36.html

  
 The Intellectuals and Interventionism by Adam Young
Hayek thought that intellectuals were attracted to interventionism because they mistakenly believe that man is no different from the clay the sculptor molds to create his art.
www.lewrockwell.com /young/young11.html

  
 Not Geniuses: Interventionism
I suspect that I find myself somewhat alone in feeling sympathetic to Tony Blair's idea of interventionism, outlined in a recent report:
If You Don't Want to Be Called a Racist...
The document echoes his well-known views on "rights and responsibilities" by saying that even for self-governing nation states "the right to sovereignty brings associated responsibilities to protect citizens".
www.notgeniuses.com /archives/000256.html

  
 Book Review - Interventionism: An Economic Analysis
Interventionism: An Economic Analysis by Ludwig von Mises (Irvington-on-Hudson, N.Y.: The Foundation for Economic Education, 1997); 112 pages; $9.95.
The end product of interventionism, therefore, must be the undermining of the free society and a reduction in the material and spiritual benefits that are possible only in a free-market economy.
Bettina Bien Greaves of The Foundation for Economic Education has prepared it for publication and it is now available for the first time under the title Interventionism: An Economic Analysis.
www.fff.org /freedom/0298e.asp

  
 Forums - Opinion: Interventionism Leads To War & War Generates More Interventionism
More generally, Mssrs Blair, Bush and Howard seemed to say on 6 June, military interventionism led by America and dutifully supported by Britain and other British countries is not just the most appropriate way – it is ultimately the only possible way – to vanquish evil.
But it is much less certain that Western interventionism defeated it.
One of today’s biggest threats to (or perhaps absurdities of) Western civilisation is that more and more people are passing longer and longer periods of time in universities and are receiving greater numbers of more advanced degrees.
engforum.pravda.ru /showthread.php3?s=&threadid=92335

  
 Liberalism, The Organization of the Economy
From whichever side we consider interventionism, it becomes evident that this system leads to a result that its originators and advocates did not intend and that, even from their standpoint, it must appear as a senseless, self-defeating, absurd policy.
Unemployment in one industry can, in this way, be mitigated only to the extent that it is increased in another.
I have treated this question in detail in the writings listed in the appendix.
www.mises.org /liberal/ch2sec5.asp

  
 AMERICA'S TRADITION OF NON-INTERVENTIONISM
Hirsh is simply wrong: interventionism has not always prevailed; non-interventionism is not nativism; and it is arguable whether the consequences of interventionism have been positive.
« Interventionism has not always prevailed; non-interventionism is not nativism; and it is arguable whether the consequences of interventionism have been positive.
Polls have shown consistently that Americans generally disdain foreign entanglements and overwhelmingly oppose foreign "aid." As the events of 11 September 2001 illustrated, interventionist policies have also generated the hostility and enmity of people not predisposed to appreciate the peculiarities and finer points of American institutions and history.
www.quebecoislibre.org /031122-9.htm

  
 Chicago Boyz
Somehow, interventionism is responsible for all the world's woes, and the consequences of non-interventionism are assumed to be all positive.
The Wilsonian tradition is one of government interventionism both domestically and internationally, a position that Robert Higgs and other scholars have shown is inseparably linked by foreign interventionism (warfarism) being the central public-choice engine that drives domestic statism (http://www.independent.org/tii/catalog/cat_crisis.html).
And now, at the beginning of the 21st century, you survey the global landscape and determine that America is the leading cause of "political instability and hardshiop, upheaval, and terrorism?" American interventionism created the relatively peaceful world you see today.
www.chicagoboyz.net /archives/001876.html

  
 Government Interventionism in Ireland, Part 2
Government interventionism, of one form or another, was the dominant creed in the early 20th century, and Ireland’s intellectuals, like so many others around the world, succumbed to the belief in salvation through government control.
It is interesting to note that the British government itself throughout the 20th century would become more and more enamored of economic interventionism and the socialistic welfare state.
If Irish nationalists had from the start embraced libertarianism instead of socialism, forging a link with the Protestant community on the basis of shared affection for the principles of a free society, the two groups could well have fashioned a political alliance against greater centralization of power in London in later years.
www.fff.org /freedom/fd0406d.asp

  
 The Rational Enquirer - Channels - Random U.S. Interventionism
The Rational Enquirer - Channels - Random U.S. Interventionism
The Philippines and the United States are examining other options in the fight against Abu Sayyaf Muslim extremists after failing to agree on a combat role for U.S. troops, Defense Secretary Angelo Reyes said Monday.
Under dramatic changes envisioned by the Pentagon, tens of thousands of US troops will leave sprawling, citylike cold-war bases in Germany and Korea to return home in coming years.
www.rationalenquirer.org /channels/random_us_interventionism.php

  
 Low Intensity Warfare The New Interventionism
Turning to the domestic political consequences of the new interventionism, we can see a variety of threats to American rights and liberties.
Given the public's continuing adherence to the "Vietnam syndrome," a political campaign to garner grass-roots support for renewed interventionism is considered an essential component of LIC doctrine.
In justifying the new interventionism, LIC advocates invariably begin with a grim assessment of the global political and military environment.
www.thirdworldtraveler.com /US_ThirdWorld/Low_Intensity_Warfare.html

  
 Dolan The Bush Doctrine and U.S. Interventionism
Afterward, the article will engage in an historical analysis of American interventionism which will hopefully establish that the Bush Doctrine of striking first is not a major transformation in U.S. national security.
The Bush administration’s assertion of a right to flex its offensive military muscle against so-called rogue states via pre-emptive force and preventive war is both a political response to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, and consistent with the history of active U.S. interventionism.
But while offensive force is certainly not a new development or concept, its expression in the form of a very public national security doctrine and the President’s claim of a moral right to preempt or prevent threats is a highly expansive interpretation of that history.
www.unc.edu /depts/diplomat/archives_roll/2004_04-06/dolan_bush/dolan_bush.html

  
 RETHINKING CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
The functional defense for nonoriginalist interventionism presumes, first, that originalism is not the only legitimate justification for judicial interventionism, and, therefore, that an interventionist judiciary is both legitimate and positive because it enhances the performance of government by improving decision making.
Furthermore, he provides a substantial critique of several "nonoriginalist" theories that assume judicial interventionism is both legitimate and desirable and unavailable if jurists embrace originalism.
Although the case against judicial interventionism hinged upon a strong argument for judicial deference, conservative justices have, on occasion, engaged in conservative judicial interventionism.
www.unt.edu /lpbr/subpages/reviews/maltz.htm

  
 Humanitarian Interventionism?
Since 1993 humanitarian interventionism has become increasingly unfashionable.
As a concept or principle of conflict management, humanitarian interventionism has been taken surprisingly seriously in journalistic, academic and political circles, although in political practice is has been little more than a tactical game for the attainment of domestic or external political advantages, thinly veiled by humanitarian rhetoric.
It is the level of political pragmatism that cost humanitarian interventionism much of its attractiveness; in many instances, humanitarian interventionism failed entirely and paid for this failure with its credibility.
www.jochen-hippler.de /Aufsatze/Humanitarian_Interventionism_/humanitarian_interventionism_.html

  
 Book Review - Critique of Interventionism
In the essays "Interventionism," "The Hampered Market Economy," "The Theory of Price Controls," and "The Nationalization of Credit?" Mises demonstrated the harmful and counterproductive consequences that invariably arise from government interference in and regulation of markets and prices.
Critique of Interventionism by Ludwig von Mises, revised edition (Irvington-on-Hudson, N.Y.: The Foundation for Economic Education, 1996) 122 pages; $12.95.
Explaining the historical origins of the interventionist state and analyzing the negative and harmful effects of its implementation is the theme of Ludwig von Mises's Critique of Interventionism.
www.fff.org /freedom/0497f.asp

  
 America Insecure: Arms Transfers, Global Interventionism and the Erosion of National Security : Reviews, Prices, Deals, Store
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 WorldNetDaily: Here we go again
Interventionism is not America's solution, it is America's problem.
It was our earlier intervention in the Gulf War and our huge footprint on the sacred soil of Saudi Arabia that lead directly to 9-11.
Surveys show that Islamic people bear a deep resentment of U.S. dominance of their region and our one-sided support for Israel.
www.wnd.com /news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=36057

  
 Federal Reserve Interventionism
Note how Fed interventionism at specific times and price levels of the stock market has a direct and almost immediate effect on the future course of stock prices.
Many proponents of federal interventionism have for years sneered at the ballooning federal debt and scoffed at such notions as a coming "day of atonement" for debt will ever hit the United States.
The bedrock of the U.S. economic system for nearly the past century has been the policy of interventionism.
www.gold-eagle.com /gold_digest_03/droke061603.html

  
 AFF's Brainwash - Libertarian Interventionism: Oxymoron?
In fact, Iraq is concededly more ambiguous for us who do not like libertarian interventionism precisely because Saddam's regime had engaged in aggression even by conventional statist standards and even overthrew a regime.
As for your idea that interventionism requires "a level of trust in government that's entirely unlibertarian," I would think that the interventionist would point out that advocating the proactive destruction of oppressive governments is a pretty clear indication that the interventionist doesn't trust government either.
Admittedly then his case was vulnerable, it would have been nice however if the administration had pegged its case on that aggression with accurate evidence and not been driven by neocon-esque liberation-by-federal-government violent interventionism and bizarre theories on terrorism.
www.affbrainwash.com /genehealy/archives/007846.php

  
 Laissez Faire vs. Interventionism by Ludwig Von Mises -- Capitalism Magazine
These faults, they say, were the results of spurious interventionism; what we are advocating is good interventionism, not bad interventionism.
The great god State is a great god only because it is expected to do exclusively what the individual advocate of interventionism wants to see achieved.
Summary: In our age of passionate longing for government omnipotence the formula laissez faire is in disrepute.
www.capmag.com /article.asp?ID=3355

  
 Foreign Interventionism
Speaker, I returned to Congress 5 years ago out of deep concern about our foreign policy of international interventionism, and a monetary and fiscal policy I believed would lead to a financial and dollar crisis.
Over the past 5 years I have frequently expressed my views on these issues and why I believed our policies should be changed.
Cries for dropping nuclear bombs on an enemy not yet identified cannot possibly help in achieving this goal.
www.house.gov /paul/congrec/congrec2001/cr092501.htm

  
 On Power: The Independent Institute U. S. Foreign Policy Non-Interventionism
In fact, both proponents of military interventionism and opponents of free global trade and capital flows are the true “isolationists.” Classical liberals also oppose neo-mercantilist policies--that is governmental subsidization of industry through subsidies of the use of armed force to open or guarantee foreign markets.
Indictment of U.S. interventionism from Wilson to Roosvelt.
— Charles A. Lindbergh and the Battle Against American Interventionism.
www.onpower.org /foreign_non_inter.html

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