Episode 30 - Pseudoantiestablishmentarianism, Fabian Society, LSE, Bloomsbury Group, Cambridge Apostles, Beatrice Webb, Keynes and Hayek
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Show Notes
In this episode i explore the Fabian roots of the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). I also explore Beatrice Webb's family history and hers and Sidney's roles in early British socialism, as well as their Coefficients dining club. I discuss the Bloomsbury Group, born of the Cambridge Apostles, and discuss (again) the public Keynes vs Hayek battle of economic thought for public consumption, and their intriguing friendship.
The Bloomsbury Group (youtube) [talk by Jean Moorcroft-Wilson] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRM81Yv0uC0
Former Fabian Society logo, the wolf in sheep's clothing holding a red flag.
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