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Libertarianism
A community portal about Libertarianism with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: In the United States, the term libertarian is usually associated with the free market philosophy of libertarianism. The first person to... [more]
A community portal about Libertarianism with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: In the United States, the term libertarian is usually associated with the free market philosophy of libertarianism. The first person to describe himself as a libertarian, however, was Joseph Dejacque, an early French anarchist communist. The word stems from the French word libertaire, and was used in order to evade the ban on anarchist publications, which were banned by law in France. In the context of the European socialist movement, libertarian has conventionally been used to describe those like Mikhail Bakunin who opposed state socialism.
My article Intellectual Property and Libertarianism was published last month in Liberty magazine (December 2009 issue). This article is based in part on a speech at Mises University 2009 (July 30, 2009; audio; video) and also on my What Libertarianism Is, which contains references not present in the Liberty paper (as does The Case Against IP: A Concise Guide). A version with endnotes is forthcoming in Mises Daily.
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The passage of sweeping national health care legislation by the U.S. House of Representatives has set the stage for the greatest intrusion of the State into the everyday lives of the American people in the nation's history. ...
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Kerry Howley argues that libertarians should place far more emphasis on combating cultural values that supposedly undermine freedom, while her critics (Todd Seavey and Daniel McCarthy), are skeptical. ...
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- The Volokh Conspiracy » Blog Archive » Libertarianism and Culture ... (blogsearch.google.com)
Kerry Howley argues in Reason that libertarianism should concern itself with social coercion (the tyranny of traditions and conventions) as well as government interference. Convention creates...
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Asks Freedom Democrats, a blog for libertarian Democrats, about libertarianism in America: "From the Cato At Liberty blog: Combining the responses to those two questions, Gallup found the ideological breakdown of the public shown below. With these two broad questions, Gallup consistently finds about 20 percent of respondents to be libertarian. Freedom Democrats continues its commentary: "Gallup finds no increase in the percentage of those...
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- Summing up Libertarianism (blogger.com)
