The Revolution
by Ron Paul | 
The Road to Serfdom
by F. A. Hayek | 
Human Action
by Ludwig von Mises | 
The Quest for Cosmic Justice
by Thomas Sowell |
Knowledge And Decisions
by Thomas Sowell | 
The Life You Can Save
by Peter Singer | 
The Anti-Capitalistic Mentality
by Ludwig von Mises | 
Individualism and Economic Order
by F. A. Hayek | 
What's Wrong With The World
by G. K. Chesterton | 
Grundrisse
by Karl Marx | 
After Capitalism
by David Schweickart |
The Calculus of Consent
by James M. Buchanan | 
The Limits to Capital
by David Harvey | 
Value, Price and Profit
by Karl Marx | 
Parecon: Life after Capitalism
by Michael Albert | 
Tremendous Trifles
by G. K. Chesterton |
The Vision of the Anointed
by Thomas Sowell | 
Requiem for the American Dream
by Noam Chomsky |
Socialism
by Ludwig von Mises | 
Utopia for Realists
by Rutger Bregman |
As an advocate of Distributism, an early 20th-century school of social thought developed by the author and his colleagues, Chesterton addresses the topics of concentration of wealth, poverty, work, agriculture, machinery, and capital in this famous work. He favored distribution of wealth while being antisocialist; he advocated ownership of private property while being anticapitalist. He argues that the economic order is bound by moral law and that man should be served by the economy rather than serving it.