Aug 4, 2006
JLS 20.2: What Lies Within?
[cross-posted at Austro-Athenian Empire]
The latest issue (20.2) of the Journal of Libertarian Studies is out. Catch the action:
Valentin Petkantchin argues that Adam Smith’s “third duty of the sovereign” is less interventionist than traditionally thought; B. K. Marcus defends the privatisation of the airwaves; Bob Murphy and Gene Callahan challenge Hans Hoppe’s argumentation ethic; Jeff Hummel criticises Tom Woods’ take on American history; Sam Bostaph praises Tom Woods’ account of the Catholic Church’s relationship to Progressivism and to Austrian economics; and Rob Bass critiques Tibor Machan’s book on Ayn Rand.
Read a fuller summary of 20.2’s contents here.
Read the articles themselves (already online) here.
Read summaries of previous issues under my editorship here.
Read back issues online here.
Subscribe here.
The latest issue (20.2) of the Journal of Libertarian Studies is out. Catch the action:
Valentin Petkantchin argues that Adam Smith’s “third duty of the sovereign” is less interventionist than traditionally thought; B. K. Marcus defends the privatisation of the airwaves; Bob Murphy and Gene Callahan challenge Hans Hoppe’s argumentation ethic; Jeff Hummel criticises Tom Woods’ take on American history; Sam Bostaph praises Tom Woods’ account of the Catholic Church’s relationship to Progressivism and to Austrian economics; and Rob Bass critiques Tibor Machan’s book on Ayn Rand.
Read a fuller summary of 20.2’s contents here.
Read the articles themselves (already online) here.
Read summaries of previous issues under my editorship here.
Read back issues online here.
Subscribe here.