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Libertarian Miscellany
This and That
On Thursday I secured the rights to translate into Arabic the Concise Encyclopedia of Economics for Misbahalhurriyya.org (the Lamp of Liberty), a project that has great potential for the spread…
A Smear Job at the NYT
I’ve read Brian Doherty’s book Radicals for Capitalism cover-to-cover. I’ve blogged on it and taken part in an online debate occasioned by the book. (Note that the back-and-forth is in…
Mudawwanat al Hurriyya — The Blog of Liberty
Blogging is growing in the Arab world. And now there’s the Blog of Liberty: Mudawwanat al Hurriyya, a project of the Lamp of Liberty, Misbah al Hurriyya.
Washington Blade Coverage of Second Amendment Case
From today’s Washington Blade, “Gay scholar helps overturn D.C. gun law.” (The headline might suggest that I’m a scholar of gay subjects, which I’m not, but headlines have to be…
Libertarianism or Liberty?
My essay on CatoUnbound (“Libertarianism or Liberty?“) is now up. Be sure to read Brian Doherty’s initial essay, and then those by Brink Lindsey and Tyler Cowen. Virginia Postrel will…
Paris’s “Cathedrals of Commerce”
Today’s New York Times has a delightful essay on the mid-nineteenth century arcades of Paris, “Making a Pilgrimage to Cathedrals of Commerce.”
Paris’s “Cathedrals of Commerce”
Today’s New York Times has a delightful essay on the mid-nineteenth century arcades of Paris, “Making a Pilgrimage to Cathedrals of Commerce.”
Libertarianism’s History and Future Discussed
This month’s Cato Unbound features a discussion of libertarianism kicked off by Reason’s Brian Doherty, author of a remarkable book, Radicals for Capitalism: A Freewheeling History of the Modern American…
Libertarianism’s History and Future Discussed
This month’s Cato Unbound features a discussion of libertarianism kicked off by Reason’s Brian Doherty, author of a remarkable book, Radicals for Capitalism: A Freewheeling History of the Modern American…