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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…
Enduring Democracy and Limited Government
I just found (thanks to snooping around some emails) the text of the Julian L. Simon Memoral Lecture I gave in 2009 in New Delhi on “Democracy and Limited Government:…
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…
Revival of a Great Classical Liberal Journal: The Journal des Économistes et des Études Humaines
Thanks to the good work of Pierre Garello and Philippe Maitre, a great journal lives again. (Click on the image to the left for more details.)
Cato University and FreedomFest
Are you going? You should think about Cato University July 25-30 and FreedomFest July 8-10. (I’ll be speaking at both.) UPDATE: I forgot to mention that Bastiat Scholarships are available…
An Outstanding Short Essay on Cuba
“Libertarian” Playboy Mag Hates Choice, Loves Authentic Communism by Michael C. Moynihan includes, as a bonus, Moynihan’s interview with Gorki Aguila of the Cuban band Porno Para Ricardo.
Alexander McCobin on Students for Liberty
According to those who attended, the booing of Alexander was from Mr. Sorba, the second speaker.
Interesting Thoughts on “Liberaltarianism”
From Ed Kilgore of The New Republic: “It’s You, Not Me: Liberals and libertarians finally break up.” An interesting question is, “Does loudly professing concern for the poor translate into…