Philosophy and Methodology

Reader “Albert Nock” was kind enough to send me notice of some new research on v

[Cross-posted at Organizations and Markets]

Jeffrey Tucker interviews bestselling author and Mises Institute Senior Fellow, Dr. Thomas E. Woods, Jr.

I was having an interesting discussion via email about one of Walter Block’s arguments. A quick summary.

“Conservatives” in Britain are proposing a ban on plasma TVs, and are reviewing other electronics products as well for using too much e

Issue 21.2 of the Journal of Libertarian Studies offers a variety of perspectives on constitutional interpretation, American democracy, and alterna

Often, supporters of a complete free market must face the objection that, without government welfare, some people could not survive. The standard reply to this is that, in a free market, private charity would attend to these people. Lewis's ingenious idea gives us a way gradually to approach a fully private system.

I’ve never quite understood how bigamy can be illegal. Bigamy means marrying two women.

Most must first be brought to understand liberty far better before they can love it.

Yes, we do pay taxes. And, perhaps, "everyone does it." But I believe that as libertarians, we should never do anything to support the validity of these programs — and "getting back what's mine" is not only a fallacy but a way for the state to add you to the rolls of "those who needed this program."