Archive for 2012
16. “Libertarianism, Feminism, and Nonviolent Action: A Synthesis”
by Grant Babcock
15. “Is There a ‘Libertarian’ Justification of the Welfare State? A Critique of James P. Sterba”
by James Rolph Edwards
14. “The State is an Enemy of Science: A Review of Terence Kealey’s The Economic Laws of Scientific Research”
by Kris Borer
13. “A Critical Commentary on Kukathas’s ‘Two Constructions of Libertarianism’”
by J.C. Lester
12. “Mises’ Calculation Argument: A Clarification”
by Dan Mahoney
11. “Kymlicka on Libertarianism: A Response”
by J.C. Lester
10. “The Image of the Entrepreneur and the Language of the Market: Robert A. Taft, Market Rhetoric, and Political Argument, 1933-1944″
by Clarence E. Wunderlin, Jr.
9. “All Probabilistic Methods Assume a Subjective Definition of Probability”
by Mark R. Crovelli
Libertarian Papers Now Indexed in Philosophy
As part of our ongoing effort to increase the presence of libertarian scholarship in the academic community, we are pleased to announce that Libertarian Papers has been added to two new research databases. The journal is now listed in The International Directory of Philosophy, and also has a new entry in the comprehensive journal database JournalSeek.
8. “Christian Anarchism: Communitarian or Capitalist?”
by Alexander W. Salter
The Most Visited Libertarian Websites
The Capital Free Press has compiled a list of the top ranked “libertarian websites based on the number of unique visitors in the most recent month according to the data compiled by Compete.” The post is pasted below. Not surprisingly, LewRockwell.com is the most visited libertarian site. Four of my own sites made the list: StephanKinsella.com (#84), Libertarian Papers (#100), The Libertarian Standard (#75), and Center for the Study of Innovative Freedom (C4SIF, #78).
The Most Visited Libertarian Websites
Automating everything means that adding a new website is as simple as plugging a new url into my list, so you have any suggestions for a website to add, please email me at patrick@capitalfreepress.com.
Due to the restrictions on the free use of the Compete API, there is a chance that I could run out of API calls in a 24 hour period (resets at midnight EST). The way that I compile this list and the terms and conditions on the use of their API prevent me from displaying the number of unique visitors for each website in the chart, though that information and more can be accessed via the link I have provided.
7. “Book Review: Lewis D. Solomon The Privatization of Space Exploration”
by Timothy D. Terrell
2012 O.P. Alford III Prize in Libertarian Scholarship
The O.P. Alford III Prize in Libertarian Scholarship is awarded annually by the Ludwig von Mises Institute. This year’s recipients are Thorsten Polleit and Jonathan Mariano, for their 2011 Libertarian Papers article, “Credit Default Swaps from the Viewpoint of Libertarian Property Rights and Contract Theory.” Congratulations to the authors!
6. “Francis Wemyss-Charteris-Douglas: Champion of Late-Victorian Individualism”
by Alastair M. Paynter
5. “Man and Matter: How the Former Gains Ownership of the Latter”
by Per Bylund
Changes to Libertarian Papers
There have been some recent alterations to the Libertarian Papers website which may be of interest to readers and authors. Below are listed some of the most significant changes:
1) Although articles will continue to be published as soon as they complete the peer-review process, issue numbers and continuous page references are being added for each new volume, starting with volume 4. Consequently, the citation style for volumes 4 onward conforms to standard journal format. Information on old and new citations is available on the web pages of the different volumes, as well as those of individual articles.
2) The guidelines for manuscript submission have been updated and clarified.
3) The “About” page has been revised to include an “Aims and Scope” section.
4. “Recompense for Fear: Is Forced Russian Roulette Just?”
by David B. Robins
3. “Norms and the NAP”
2. “The Internal Contradictions of Recognition Theory”
by Nahshon Perez
1. “The Role of Work: A Eudaimonistic Perspective”
by Michael F. Reber
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