Libertarian Activism on Campus
Campus Progress on “Behind the New Student Libertarian Movement” I’m very pleased to be associated with the motivated and serious (yet fun loving!) young folks at Students for Liberty. (By…
Libertarian Miscellany
From Turkish to Bulgarian Individualism
*** The trip to Istanbul and Ankara was very inspiring for me. I had the chance to meet many leaders of the classical liberal movement in Turkey and to learn…
Common Sense Economics in Dari
The Afghanistan Economic and Legal Studies Organization with which I work has just published their first book, a Dari edition of Common Sense Economics: What Everyone Should Know About Wealth…
Gary Johnson’s Campaign for Limited Government
I just stumbled upon Gary Johnson’s website, via his Facebook page. The updates are pretty good.
Bastiat Scholarships Available for Cato University
If you’re a student and would like to understand better just what is happening today, as government expands in all directions, and what you can do about it, apply for…
A Remarkable Schoolboy Recitation of Scientific Psychology that Needs a Wee Bit of Updating
Now I spent a lot of time reading Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas, and many scholastic thinkers, and I’ve learned a lot from them, but it’s remarkable to hear someone quote from…
SFL Does Liberty Proud
For standing up against bigotry: “SFL Causes CPAC Controversy” and “SFL Controversy Video” ISFLC Introduction Video from Students For Liberty on Vimeo.
A Delight to Behold
I have just received the PDF of the Dari (the Persian spoken in Afghanistan) version of the book Common Sense Economics: What Everyone Should Know About Wealth and Prosperity, by…
Liberty and Support for the Poor People of Haiti
Thomas Walls has created a special page on Mercy Corps for friends of liberty to donate to help the people of Haiti: Van Libète | Vent de Liberté. I’m an…
An Ayn Rand Era?
David Boaz has an interesting post at Cato@Liberty: “Ayn Rand Is In“