ISIL Freedom Network: Periodicals > Western Europe

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Libertas
Source: Danish Libertarian Association
City: Hellerup, Country: Denmark

Literature of liberty, Danish language only.

Nyliberalen
Source: Nyliberalen
Country: Sweden
E-mail: kristian.tiger@nyliberalen.nu

Swedish libertarian publication. Nyliberalen grundades 1983 och är Sveriges största oberoende debattidskrift. Här argumenterar och diskuterar skribenter kring den klassiska, frihetliga, liberalismen. Nyliberalen behandlar allt från ekonomi och politik till kultur och filosofi.

Smedjan E-zine
Source: Timbro
Country: Sweden
E-mail: smedjanred@timbro.se

Swedish online journal from a libertarian viewpoint.

eigentümlich frei
Source: ef
Country: Germany
E-mail: Lichtschlag@ef-magazin.de

This is the major libertarian monthly magazine of Germany and the German speaking countries and would be one of the major ones world-wide if it was in English. It is in many ways unique. The print edition is in its 11th year of publication. Many of the top articles are also available online and the website offers archives and now also audio and video and links to its online shop Cap¡tal!sta for libertarian books [including its own publishing imprints "edition ef" (Gelbe Reihe) and "Lichtschlag" (Blaue Reihe)] and other libertarian goods, to its discussion group FreiheitsForum, its blog ef-online and its large online libertarian fashion shop Lightbeat ("Capitalist's Fashion") [includes underwear...]. In so far 19 big cities (from Berlin to Zurich) ef readers have regular restaurant get-togethers or pub meetings ("Libertäre Stammtische") when conversation goes far beyond cracker-barrel philosophy and bar room politics, often with lectures by top libertarians. Individualistic, capitalist, libertarian. In German.

espero
Source: espero
Country: Germany
E-mail: uwe.timm@gmx.net

"ESPERO/Forum für libertäre Gesellschafts- und Wirtschaftsordnung" is a German left-libertarian periodical in its 14th year of publication and published quarterly by the (second) Mackay-Gesellschaft Berlin/Hamburg, succeeding to "Zur Sache", published from 1974 to 1986. Occasionally additional issues to the quarterly ones, plus a series of special editions, books and audiobooks. Devoted to keeping John Henry Mackay's individualist anarchist heritage alive and his books in print. New editions like Mackay's correspondence with Benjamin Tucker. The periodical sees itself mainly as a non-dogmatic platform for controversial discussions of libertarian ideas, including panarchist, free-banking and geolibertarian ones. See also alibro.de. Also distributed (e.g. in Switzerland) by the anarchist distributor anares.org. In German.

paxx:blog/paxx:zine
Source: paxx
Country: Switzerland, Germany, Austria
E-mail: info@paxx.tv

"peace, anarchy, sex, drux & rock ’n’ roll" (blog) and "peace, anarchy, ideas & ideals" (zine) are the site's slogans. The blog is a cooperation between presently nine young authors, four of them also authors (or former authors) of "eigentümlich frei," and is administered by Matt Jenny. The zine features the following authors (translated into German, where applicable): Chris Matthew Sciabarra, Christian Hoffmann, Dietmar-Dominik Hennig, Matt Jenny, Michael Gisiger, Per Bylund, Roderick T. Long, Sheldon Richman. Their mission in their own words: "Individualanarchistisch, marktanarchistisch, anarchokapitalistisch, libertär, radikal liberal — es gibt viele mehr oder weniger unverständliche Bezeichnungen für unsere (anti-)politischen Positionen. Gemeinsam ist uns paxx-Autoren aber vor allem die Begeisterung für die friedliche, emanzipatorische, moderne und radikale Botschaft der Freiheit. Dieser Botschaft wollen wir im paxx:blog und im paxx:zine eine neue, freche, intelligente und hoffentlich auch interessante und unterhaltsame Stimme geben. Wir freuen uns auf eine lebendige Diskussion!"

StephenPollard.Net
Source: Stephen Pollard
Author: S. Pollard
Country: United Kingdom

Ongoing commentary on current issues by Stephen Pollard, a political columnist who writes regularly in the Sunday Telegraph, Daily Mail, Independent, Wall Street Journal Europe and New Statesman. He is also an author for the Adam Smith Institute.

Minimal State: Icelandic Libertarian Web
Source: Minimal State
Country: Iceland
E-mail: ivar@minimalstate.com

A now defunct libertarian Web site in Iceland, the only one in English of the three existing then, which explained various libertarian ideas in easy-to-understand articles. New ones were added regularly -- the newest ones right on the title page. With a links page showing libertarian resources in Iceland and around the world. We now link to an issue of October 21, 2000, in the Internet Archive, giving you an idea of the site and allowing you to subscribe to its Minimalist newsletter, in case it is still available. The above e-mail address of the editor Ívar Páll Jónsson may not be correct anymore either.

IPN Newsletter, 7/03
Source: IPN
Country: United Kingdom

Announcing the launch of IPN's Freedom to Trade campaign; update on the books to Nigeria and Ghana drive; and much more. (PDF file from the Internet Archive; to subscribe to the current newsletter, please go to IPN.)

Libres
Source: Libres
Author: Jacques Garello
Country: France

The University of Aix-Marseille III professor's ongoing column. Daily reviews of politics, social issues, economics and legislation from a classical liberal perspective.

Libre Echange
Source: Libre Echange
Country: France
E-mail: echange@ifrance.com

Promoting supply side economics and libertarian ideas in France. Most articles in French.

Vapaa Sana
Source: Vapaa Sana
Country: Finland
E-mail: toimitus@vapaasana.net

Finnish online magazine. News, columns, opinions and a forum.

Befri
Source: Befri
Country: Denmark
E-mail: jib@befri.dk

"Liberalt online-magasin tilbyder politisk satire og mere seriøse artikler om det politiske liv i dagens Danmark." (Newsguide.dk) A Danish magazine for human rights and free markets. Defunct. We now link to the latest version (of August 2, 2002) available in the Internet Archive. Here are an earlier, much more elaborate version (of December 12, 2001) and the earliest (of January 27, 1997). Should the e-mail address above not work, try the following: mrjib@post1.tele.dk.

Ideer om frihet
Source: Ideer om frihet
Country: Norway
E-mail: iof@ideeromfrihet.no

A Norwegian Libertarian magazine.

Euroletter
Source: Libertarian International
Country: Netherlands

Monthly newsletter of the Libertarian International. Read on the web or subscribe to email version. By clicking on news and topics in the left column you can access more issues.

Euroletter 94/ June-September 2004
Source: Libertarian International
Author: Hubert Jongen (Ed.)
Country: Netherlands

Brief notes of past events, and upcoming events, across Europe, along with suggestions on creating greater freedom, and more.

Euroletter 91/December 2003-January 2004
Source: Libertarian International
Author: Hubert Jongen (Ed.)
Country: Netherlands

In this issue: last chance to register for the LI spring convention, 4/3-4 in Leiden, Netherlands. Some space is still available to hear a great lineup of speakers -- at a great price.

Euroletter 89/October-November 2003
Source: Libertarian International
Author: Hubert Jongen (Ed.)
Country: Netherlands

In this issue: "Free Europe"; "Libertarian Spam Solution"; "2005 Year of Ayn Rand: Book Project"; Libertarian conference announcements worldwide; and much more.

Euroletter 84/May-June 2003
Source: Libertarian International
Author: Hubert Jongen (Ed.)
Country: Netherlands

"Libertarian International Spring Convention"; "LI/LA Fall Convention in London"; "Celebrate Capitalism"; and much more.

Tocqueville Magazine
Source: LIBECO
Country: France
E-mail: micheldeponcins@orange.fr

A Catholic magazine advocating and explicating economic liberty for France: "HEBDO EXCLUSIVEMENT SUR INTERNET. Tocqueville Magazine est catholique. Il s'intéresse à tous les problèmes de société, mais en priorité aux problèmes économiques, favorisant les libertés économiques, qui sont le meilleur moyen de faire "pousser le blé". Il est mis à jour (presque) chaque mardi à 0 heures." Partial archives here. If you want to subscribe to a newsletter flash (which may be ahead of publication on the site), go to their Le Portail des Libertés (Le portail Français de l'honnête homme du XXIème siècle: "Ce portail est maintenant ouvert à tous les HOMMES DROITS... à ceux qui refusent le terrorisme intellectuel... à ceux qui refusent de se laisser embrigader dans les rangs du politiquement correct..."). En français. In French.

L'Opinione delle Libertà
Source: L'Opinione delle Libertà
City: Rome, Country: Italy
E-mail: redazione@opinione.it

Online edition of Italian national newspaper (founded by Cavour!) that was the official newspaper of PLI (Partito Liberale Italiano), a free-market conservative group, from 1946 to 1992. Site is in Italian.

Neolib/Liberali, Liberisti, Libertari
Source: Neolib
Country: Italy
E-mail: info@neolib.eu

An Italian e-zine, connected to the Giovani Liberali (young [classical] liberals). For (classical) liberals, free-traders and libertarians. Campaigning for human rights, against taxes and for Rudy Giuliani... Site is in Italian.

Natalie Solent's Blog
Source: Natalie Solent
Country: United Kingdom
E-mail: nataliesolent@aol.com

A personal weblog taking a libertarian look at British and world news stories. "I used to be a socialist, now I'm a libertarian."

The Center for Welfare Reform (CVV)
Source: Timbro
Country: Sweden

How Sweden can go from the centralized welfare state to a welfare market with free choice and competition. A subdivision of Timbro, the Swedish free-market think tank. In Swedish. English introduction.

Ekvilibrium
Source: Timbro
Country: Sweden

The pioneering "miljönyhetsbrev [environmental newsletter] Ekvilibrium" of Timbro's Per Ericson (1965 - 2007) does not exist anymore. Archives could not be found. Regarding facts and arguments on environmental concerns, with an optimistic perspective on science, technology and free markets, we now link above to Timbro's bookselling section where an environmental package ("miljöpaketet") of four books is offered at a price of 200 kr, by authors Nils-Gösta Vannerberg, Lars F Eklund, Per Ericson, Terry L Anderson, Donald L Leal and Stephen Budiansky. Two books by Per Ericson are available as PDF downloads: Leva fritt och leva väl (Live Freely and Live Well) and Blåsningen: Vindkraft som storindustri (Conning You with the Wind: Wind Power as Big Industry). In Swedish.

UK moves toward reform
Source: Common Sense for Drug Policy
Country: United States
E-mail: info@csdp.org

Drug policy reform news from United Kingdom. Scottish prison system re-entry program stirs controversy; Study: Cannabis reform could save millions, improve police image with public; Home Secretary supports move to re-classify cannabis, de-criminalize users. Updated regularly. (07/02)

EUobserver.com
Source: EUobserver.com
City: Brussels, Country: Belgium
E-mail: euobs@euobs.com

An independent news and information resource covering the European Union. [A very well made and useful source of information on a dreadfully statist, very unlibertarian fait accompli, the EU. With an editorial team of six women and two men. Independent? To me it looks like collectivist propaganda. But that is only the personal opinion of the current editor of this directory... Individual liberty? My foot!]

Frihandel.nu
Source: Timbro
Country: Sweden

A site dedicated to the defense of globalization and free trade. With news, facts and articles about the blessings of free trade. In Swedish.

Economic Affairs, Volume 21.1: Assurance and Trust
Source: IEA
Author: Edited by Professor Colin Robinson
Country: United Kingdom

The March 2001 issue of Economic Affairs, the journal of the Institute of Economic Affairs. (£5.00) Free download of editorial ("The demand for and supply of assurance" by Daniel B. Klein)(PDF). "The IEA’s journal, Economic Affairs, provides a consistently high standard of analysis. This is not just enjoyable. It exposes much of today’s conventional wisdom on economic and social issues for the nonsense that it is."

ASI Forecasting Group Quarterly Forecast
Source: Adam Smith Institute
Author: staff
City: London, Country: United Kingdom
E-mail: info@adamsmith.org

Q4 2003 - "Beware 2006! For the Taxman Cometh?!" - "The ASI Forecasting Group has produced its quarterly forecast for the UK economy, projecting inflation, growth, and unemployment for 2004-2006. The Group expects the next three years to be characterised by steady but below-trend growth, and stable inflation and unemployment." (10/03) NB: The ASI is located on Great Smith Street!

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