The Journal of Libertarian Studies is happy to announce that issue 29.2 (2025) has been published!
This issue contains 11 articles covering a broad range of topics: Alexis Semanne critiques the drive towards regulating the access of young people to the internet, while James Rice discusses the role of decentralized provision of information in addressing misinformation; Daniel Flynn has located some lost letters of Murray Rothbard’s that shed light on his relationship with Ayn Rand; Christos Armoutidis delves into the question of who actually owns ‘public’ property; and Lukasz Dominiak and Igor Wysocki tackle the topics of blackmail and abortion in light of libertarian theory. Articles by Oded Faran and Erel Granot, Pietro Brugnolo, Philipp Velich, and Joseph Solis-Mullen round out the issue along with a book review by Per Bylund.
Interested readers may read and/or download the articles in this issue from the JLS website: http://jls.mises.org/ .
For the upcoming vol. 30 (2026) we have in the pipeline papers by Norbert Slenzok and Walter Block discussing public property, Jared Warren on Nozick, James Montanye on Popper, and Joao Theodoro on Hoppe’s argumentation ethics.
We encourage authors to consider contributing their papers to the JLS! Be a part of the ever ongoing discussion of libertarian topics and the evolution of libertarian theory! If you have a paper to contribute, please go here: http://jls.mises.org/for-authors/ .
