Now Available for Pre-Ordering…..
Realizing Freedom: Libertarian Theory, History, and Practice, by yours truly…at a whopping 34% discount off of the cover price. The official release date is June 23. (Note: the Amazon description…
Books
A New History of the Roman Empire
I’m about 100 pages into Peter Heather’s really gripping book, The Fall of the Roman Empire: A New History. It’s a great read. I wish I had more time just…
On the Move
I’m meeting with my colleague Diogo Costa, Editor of OrdemLivre.org, who just returned from a very successful trip through his native Brazil, where the Portuguese edition of Economic Freedom of…
Back to the Sink Hole of DC
After a looonnngg travel day, from Nanjing to Beijing and then Beijing to DC, I’m about to hit the gym. I managed to do some business planning and finish up…
Prosperity and Violence
During my recent flight from Brussels to DC, I got through a few books, including Prosperity and Violence: The Political Economy of Development (New York: W. W. Norton & Co.,…
Passionate about Snorri Sturluson
My short trip to Reykholt was delightful. The priest there, Geir Waage, was exceptionally gracious and gave me a personal tour of the church and a personal lecture on Icelandic…
Some of the Coverage in the Arab Press for the 7-Volumes of “Libertarian Thought and Its Pioneers”
Libertarian Thought and Its Pioneers Above: Al Watan(Qatar) Amonnews (Jordan) Nufooz (Lebanon) 3almani (Network of Secular Arabs) Alwasat News (Bahrain) Al Bawaba (Jordanian-based worldwide web portal) US4Arabs (Arab-American website) Syria…
Libertarianism in Arabic — in 7 Volumes
Libertarian Thought and Its Pioneers now available in finer Arabic bookstores, from Riad El-Rayyes and Misbahalhurriyya.org!
David Boaz on his Very Fine New Book
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Bastiat’s “The Law” and “What Is Seen and What Is Not Seen” in Kurdish
Available at fine Kurdish bookstores near you…or by downloading the PDF. Also available in Georgian and in Nepali and in Azeri Oh, and in English and in French and many…