Have you heard the term “Luddite”? It’s become a term for someone that opposes technology, but it was a group that opposed progress in general. Their story has parallels for today. Click here for past recommendations. Description...
The Federalist Society examines how the ideas of liberty apply in the judiciary branch and various legal realms of America. In this video, Professor Lawrence Solum explores the idea of “strict construction”, showing how its vague...
Today’s recommendation is not a book but a quarterly journal produced by the Cato Institute. Four times a year, a read can have solid libertarian policy prescriptions mailed to them. Click here to purchase. Click here for past recommendations...
With the possibility of more COVID lockdowns under the Biden administration, many small business owners are panicked. And rightfully so. Dale Davenport shares how these very lockdowns unfairly targeted his business. It seems as though corruption is...
Sometimes social signals mean more than their surface appearances. Phrases or actions are often inarticulately referred to as dog whistles or virtue signaling in our modern day. This book explores the meaning of gestures in political cults through...
The idea that the 4th amendment extends its protections to the domain of technology has been a hot topic for decades. With the current health crisis, this controversial subject could not be more relevant. Sam Martin briefly discusses this idea and...
From the first lines of the book: “This book deals with some peculiarities common to all mass movements, be they religious movements, social revolutions or nationalist movements. It does not maintain that all movements are identical, but that...
Richard Epstein is a libertarian scholar and a prolific writer. He’s written on many subjects, but the scope of his work is applying libertarianism to the law. Check out his podcast called The Libertarian. Why do we need contracts? Professor...
How do large groups of intelligent people lose their mind? Scottish journalist Charles Mackay documents mass delusions in this classic written in 1841. Click here for past recommendations. Description Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness...
Watch Stephanie Murphy’s presentation Mutual Aid for the Modern World. This was recorded at Libertopia in 2012.
