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Though he understood that liberties are always incomplete, Aron still saw much good in the ongoing struggle to build free societies. Nothing prevents us from understanding, nothing obliges us to hate those whom we fight against. Raymond Aron In March 1968, Jean Monnet, the founding father of what is today known as the European Union, wrote to Raymond Aron to praise his passion, clarity, responsibility, and courage.
In 1951, urbanist Edward C. Banfield wrote a book called Government Project, based on his dissertation at the University of Chicago. Banfield had once been an ardent New Dealer who worked in the Farm Security Administration. He became dismayed with what he saw and channeled his thoughts into a study of a government-sponsored farm co-operative called Casa Grande in Arizona. The book has a predictable message: Government-sponsored communities fail, often badly.
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