This article explores the growing trend of state regulation targeting social media addiction among young people, offering a libertarian assessment of its legitimacy, consequences, and alternatives.

Newly discovered letters between Frank Meyer and Murray Rothbard illuminate Rothbard’s parting from Ayn Rand’s inner circle.

Review of “Samuel Edward Konkin III: Revolutionary Friend” by Wendy McElroy

Immigration is discussed in the context of the view that treating public property as privately owned by the taxpayers is the only coherent and justifiable libertarian position.

This article examines the trajectory of classical liberal thought in Germany, highlighting both its early intellectual foundations and its nineteenth-century flowering.

This article, while arguing against Walter Block’s evictionism, nevertheless tries to find a common ground on the topic of abortion.

This article examines the philosophical and ideological conflicts behind cryptocurrency splits.

This article applies new tools borrowed from radical constructivism to illuminate the debate between anarchism and minarchism.

The authors provide an alternative libertarian approach to blackmail that differs from that of Rothbard and Block.

This paper discusses the theory of knowledge shared by Hayek and Nozick, and the resulting effect on the notion of distributive egalitarianism.