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Less Government
Source: Less Government
City: Charlotte, State: NC, Country: United States
E-mail: publius@lessgov.org

This attractive Web page focuses mostly on cryptography rights, free speech, international human rights and taxation, though it covers a host of other issues, too. News section includes links to relevant news stories. Also features book recommendations, quotes and original policy analysis.

Quest of the Unquietmind
Source: The Unquiet Collective
Country: United States
E-mail: unquiet@unquietmind.com

A webjournal of thoughtful dissent. Editorials on current events, social problems and politics from a libertarian/anarchist point of view. Occasional use of strong language; more of sarcasm. Often includes bizarre graphics to help communicate relevant points and keep readers interested.

L. Neil Smith's Webley Page
Source: L. Neil Smith
City: Fort Collins, State: CO, Country: United States
E-mail: lneil@lneilsmith.com

You know him as one of the great science fiction novelists ... but his non-fiction is just as powerful. Essays on all sorts of subjects touching human liberty.

Writings by Julian L. Simon
Source: University of Maryland
City: College Park, State: MD, Country: United States

Nine complete books and over a hundred articles, all online, by one of the most prolific libertarian authors. Subjects range from environment to psychology to statistics, economics, and much more. Sadly, Julian Simon passed away on 2/8/98.

eLibertarian
Source: Sturman Enterprises
Country: United States

"Where libertarians meet and trade." Discussion forums, of course, but also a dating service, lodging barter exchange and classified ads for all kinds of things.

Free-market moments
Source: Mackinac Center
Country: United States

List of links to audio files of Mackinac Center staff addressing a wide variety of free-market issues. Most are RAM files. An excellent resource for those who prefer the spoken word over the printed word.

Official Thomas Sowell Home Page
Source: Thomas Sowell
Country: United States

Official page of the popular and eloquent writer. Includes links to his Forbes magazine columns, a couple of speeches, and a complete bibliography of his published work.

Blupete's Home Page
Source: Peter Landry
Country: Canada
E-mail: peteblu@blupete.com

An extensive and eclectic collection: philosophical, economic and literary resources and links along with erudite weekly commentary.

Site of the Sentient
Source: KAZ Vorpal
Country: United States
E-mail: kaz@freedom.usa.com

Issues essays, links, and tools from the guy who brought us the IRC channels #Libertarian and #Heinlein. Extensive site.

radical libertarian international
Source: radical libertarian international
Country: United States
E-mail: howard.olson@usa.net

"Globally oriented anti-statist organization" dedicated to exposing the "Truth" about all governments. Links to rli mailing list, rli forum and libertarian parties around the world.

The Fountain of Truth
Source: Doug Newman
Country: United States
E-mail: dougnewman@juno.com

Christian, Libertarian. Links page updated monthly.

Jason Soon's Freethinking Polymath Pages
Source: Jason Soon
Country: United States
E-mail: tsoon@mail.usyd.edu.au

Libertarianism, mental challenges, and Bob Dylan. Good mix.

WhatTheHeck.com
Source: Dan Lewis, Erik Strelzoff, Ananda Gupta
Country: United States
E-mail: webmaster@whattheheck.com

Debate site, with moderated discussion forums on specific topics of interest to libertarians. Links to background material.

LibertyOne
Source: David Chastain
Country: United States
E-mail: libertyone@theglobe.com

A small but growing site, offering succinct definitions and suggestions, as well as well-organized links.

Network of Builders
Source: Nicholas Hood
City: Vancouver, Country: Canada
E-mail: nicholashood@geocities.com

An attempt to realize the potentials described in "Atlas Shrugged" -- a prospective group of strikers. "The Vancouver Manifesto" describes their rationale and strategy.

Big Eye liberty center
Source: Big Eye: Portal to the Web
Country: United States

Long list of liberty links from a respected internet directory.

Everything Milton Friedman
Source: Idea Channel
Country: United States

Links to a wealth of information, articles and more on Nobel prize-winning economist Milton Friedman. Biographical info ... Friedman on drug policy ... on the global economy ... on school choice ...

Cato Institute Research Areas
Source: The Cato Institute
Country: United States

Links to the various Cato Institute research subjects. Topics include trade policy, education, foreign policy, health and welfare studies, etc.

Reality Zone
Source: Reality Zone
Country: United States

Essays and links, and lots of things for sale. "A global marketplace for documentary books, audios, and videos dealing with freedom, health, and monetary issues, dramatic events of history, ancient-earth mysteries, and true-life adventures."

Devvy Kidd/Project on Winning Economic Reform
Source: Devvy Kidd
Country: United States

A very large site with content ranging from privacy issues to Constitutional analysis and election reform.

Freedom Home Page of the Week
Source: Free-Market.Net
Country: United States

Once a week a Web site is chosen from among the hundreds of new and noteworthy home pages on liberty. You can now have the new reviews e-mailed to you.

Support the Future of Freedom Foundation
Source: Future of Freedom Foundation
Country: United States
E-mail: info@fff.org

From this handy page, you can subscribe to either the print or e-mail version of "Freedom Daily", subscribe to FFF's weekly e-mail update, or make a contribution to support the foundation's work.

Worldwide Capitalism Web
Source: WWCW
Country: United States

"The mission of the Worldwide Capitalism Web is to spread the ideal of laissez-faire capitalism all over the world, with individual, locally-oriented websites and to expose the evils of collectivism through the only and most powerful weapon we can morally use: reason." A worldwide directory with localized info about free markets.

Freedom World
Source: annorkin@freedomworld.org
Author: Ann Orkin
Country: United States

A very nice collection of libertarian links and more. Tackles subjects as varied as the drug war, nudism, gun rights, and more. Very interactive. Add stories and essays, and add your favorite freedom hero to their hall of fame. If you're feeling more spiteful, vent on your "favorite" for the hall of shame.

Libertarian International Organization
Source: LIO
Country: United States
E-mail: mg4u@cityisp.net

LIO is intended as a cultural, human rights activism and assistance network encouraging libertarian-to-libertarian communication and the dissemination of the libertarian movement worldwide. The Web site offers an impressive variety of links.

Community Information Resource Center
Source: NEST, Inc.
City: Tucson, State: AZ, Country: United States
E-mail: circ@azstarnet.com

A networking organization dedicated to "healthy communities." The CIRC site includes material on intentional communities, alternative monetary systems, cooperative enterprise and other left-libertarian ideas.

Liberty Round Table library
Source: Liberty Round Table
Country: United States
E-mail: sunni@free-market.net (Sunni Maravillosa

An ever-growing collection of pro-freedom reading material. Sections include fiction, nonfiction, essays, self-help, and a youth reading list. Find new reading material, and recommend your favorites.

Future of Freedom Foundation Editorials
Source: Future of Freedom Foundation
Country: United States
E-mail: info@fff.org

Online database of all FFF editorials.

Claire Wolfe.com
Source: Clairewolfe.com
Country: United States

"The musings of Claire Wolfe", including a blog by the respected activist and author.

Freedom Circle web site
Source: Freedom Circle
Country: United States
E-mail: webmaster@freedomcircle.com

"Cataloging Freedom Around the World Wide Web", across a wide range of topics, including health. Some commercial links.

Liberalia Web Site
Source: Libertarian International
Country: Netherlands
E-mail: hubertjongen@compuserve.com (Hubert Jongen)

Liberalia is an informative Web site, with articles on various topics in both English and French.

Three women who launched a movement
Source: Cato Institute
Country: United States

"This Women's History Month, on the sixtieth anniversary of their monumental triple achievement, the Cato Institute pays homage to three women without whom it would not exist."

FEE book catalogue
Source: Foundation for Economic Education
Country: United States
E-mail: iol@fee.org

The FEE Book Catalogue offers important recent works in economics, history, and moral philosophy as well as classics by such notables as Adam Smith, Frederick Bastiat, Carl Menger, Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk, Ludwig von Mises, Friedrich A. Hayek, and Henry Hazlitt.

The Philosophe - the home page of George H. Smith
Source: The Philosophe
Country: United States

The Philosophe is published monthly, beginning August 2001, and will contain substantial articles and book reviews of interest to Objectivists, libertarians, and freethinkers.

The Propertarian Forum
Source: Propertarian.Org
Country: United States
E-mail: ditto@propertarian.org

Columnists and forums on "propertarian" thought, which seems to diverge from both the original use (in Ursula K. LeGuin's "The Dispossessed") and L. Neil Smith's reclamation of it (in "The Probability Broach").

Africa resource bank
Source: IREN
Country: Kenya

News, commentary and analysis, discussion forum, and much more focusing on African free-market solutions to the continent's longstanding challenges.

Argus
Source: Promethea
Country: United States

"The eyes of the Internet focused on oppression." Named Freedom Home Page of the Week in February, 2001, it is a portal to the 100 best Web sites dedicated to fighting oppression in all its guises."

Mary J. Ruwart
Source: Mary J. Ruwart
Country: United States
E-mail: mjruwart@ruwart.com

Ruwart, a former pharmaceutical research scientist, has written one of the best outreach books around, "Healing Our World," which is especially geared toward bridging the gap in the thinking styles of libertarians and more touchy-feely, liberal types. Ruwart is also a communications expert and occasional Libertarian candidate for office.

Searchable database of The Freeman
Source: Foundation for Economic Education
Country: United States
E-mail: fee@fee.org

An online, searchable database of all issues of "The Freeman".

Revolution: ammo for freedom fighters
Source: Ken Gaillot
Country: United States
E-mail: revolution@boogieonline.com

"The place for libertarians to go for useful articles, helpful statistics, and plain old encouragement."

Beyond Government
Source: Harry Reid
Country: United States
E-mail: harreed@gte.net

Site includes the text of Reid's book, "Beyond Government," as well as letters and articles he has written over the years. A good outreach tool to liberals, greens, New Agers, etc. Topics covered include "Libertarians and Vegetarians," "Libertarianism and Nonviolence," and "Libertarianism From the Heart." And so on.

The Progress Report
Source: The Economic Justice Network
Country: United States

Portal/e-zine for Georgist and environmentalist libertarians.

Scottsdale capitalism web
Source: Scottsdale Capitalism
Country: United States

Original essays plus links to a variety of interesting resources ranging from Objectivism to pro-freedom activism, including a "tax protestor's FAQ".

The Liberty Papers
Source: Walt Thiessen
Country: United States
E-mail: walter@libertypages.com

The Liberty Papers features "a collection of published articles by libertarians across America and around the world in a searchable directory structure." Small, but growing, covering such topics as the drug war, deregulation, and the environment.

Per Ahlmark's web site
Source: Timbro/Per Ahlmark
Country: Sweden

Web site for longtime libertarian author Per Ahlmark, whose books challenge repressive regimes of any stripe. Site is available in English and Swedish.

Reason hit and run
Source: Reason
Country: United States

Continuous news, views, and abuse by the Reason staff.

libertyguide.com library of links
Source: Institute for Humane Studies
Country: United States

Of course, it's no Free-Market.Net, but this collection of links from the IHS liberty guide is a nice beginner's course. Divided by organizations and publications, research links, columnists, discussion groups and "interesting anti-market sites."

FreedomWorks radio show
Source: FreedomWorks
State: FL, Country: United States
E-mail: gilsondelemos@msn.com

Paul Molloy and Michael Gilson-De Lemos are the hosts of this libertarian weekly radio program originating in Florida. Internet streaming is available from the site, along with a lot of other material.

Libertopia.Net web site
Source: Libertopia.Net
Country: United States
E-mail: info@libertopia.net

Links to excellent libertarian essays and sites. Also forums and discussion groups.

Capitalist chicks web site
Source: Capitalist Chicks
Country: United States

Blog, discussion board, news, monthly features on various topics -- everything for the capitalist chick or guy who wants to be in the know.

FEE teaching resources
Source: FEE
Country: United States

Research articles, lesson plans, and seminars are among the great resources available for educators of all sorts.

Lady Liberty's Constitution Clearinghouse
Source: Ladylibrty.com
Country: United States

A clearing house of links to book recommendations and reviews, opinion pieces and alerts to current events and lawmaking that threaten your liberty (02/02)

LibertyHaven.com
Source: The LibertyHaven Foundation
Country: United States

"Over 5,000 articles, all full-text searchable from our search engine, as well as discussion groups and free e-mail. Follow the main subject headings above to find such sub-categories as Austrian economics, public choice theory, gun control, free trade, economic cycles and depressions, economic history, ethics, privatization, and many, many more."

Cat Farmer's web site
Source: Cat Farmer
Country: United States

Cat Farmer's web site provides easy access to most of her writings scattered across the web. Also many links to similar thinkers. A cozy corner of the web for freedom-minded critters of all kinds.

Career resources
Source: IHS
Country: United States

Information compiled by IHS on pro-freedom professional associations, graduate programs, fellowships, career opportunities, online resources and more for scholars and young professionals.

Social change project
Source: Mercatus Center
Country: United States
E-mail: mercatus@gmu.edu

The project "seeks to discover and create knowledge about the necessary conditions for positive social change, communicate that knowledge to decision-makers, and stimulate action that promotes human flourishing and the freedom to prosper."

Latin American public policy experts guide
Source: Atlas
Country: United States

"A searchable database of the free-market movement, indexing over 500 public policy experts in Latin America by area of expertise or country." Compiled 8/03.

LibertyGuide
Source: IHS
Country: United States
E-mail: ihs@gmu.edu

Resource listings, including news, books, job bank, and other goodies, with a blog-type section that allows comments on entries.

Reality Expander web site
Source: Reality Expander
Country: United States
E-mail: realityexpander@onebox.com

The primary goal of this organization is to encourage all free people to exercise their natural right to freedom of speech and expression and provide a public venue for that expression. Books, articles, videos, forum.

ActivistCash: Adbusters
Source: CCF
Country: United States

"A self-described group of 'anarchists' and 'neo-Luddites,' Adbusters are not merely environmentalists, animal-rights activists, anti-technology activists, or neo-Prohibitionists. They are all these things and more." Find out who supports them and more in the ActivistCash database.

Libertarian Thought
Source: LT
Country: United States
E-mail: mdipres@sympatico.ca

A portal site which links to the breadth and depth of libertarian thought on the Web. Categorized by topic, language and more.

Enjoy capitalism
Source: Bureaucrash
Country: United States

Bureaucrash campaign includes news bits, flyers, desktop images (suitable for other uses as well), and links to other informative, helpful resources. Enjoy!

Cato newsroom
Source: Cato Institute
Country: United States

"A one-stop source for reporters, editors and producers to find the latest in Cato books, events and studies, and to find out what our scholars have to say about events in the headlines." While there, sign up for their newsletter, targeted to your area(s) of interest.

Ownership society project
Source: Cato Institute
Country: United States

"An ownership society empowers individuals by freeing them from dependence on government handouts and making them owners instead, in control of their own lives and destinies." Cato's new Ownership Society web site focuses on three public policy issues: Social Security; health care; and education.

NGO Watch
Source: Federalist Society/AEI
Country: United States

"This site will, without prejudice, compile factual data about non-governmental organizations" (NGOs). News reports, analyses, listings of NGOs by category are just some of what this invaluable resource offers.

Idioblast
Source: Idioblast.com
Country: United States

"Idioblast has as its main objective the annihilation of bad memes and the encouragement of good ones." Destroys evil ideas, sinks sophisms, explodes errors, and more -- and in great style!

The Price of Liberty web site
Source: The Price of Liberty
Country: United States

"The purpose of this web site will be to define the terms, discuss the application of those terms to our quest for liberty, and to explore the ways in which we may achieve liberty in our own lives with a legacy of justice for our children." News, commentary, and discussion forum for those serious about freedom.

Nuketown web site
Source: Nuketown
Country: United States

Cool libertarian site that focuses on libertarian scifi. Site includes a blog, forum, and wide-ranging information. There's also a Nuketown newsletter, appropriately called "radiation".

International Freedom Corps
Source: Atlas Economic Research Foundation
Country: United States

Atlas has developed the International Freedom Corps as an independent effort to spread the values of the free society worldwide through cross-cultural exchanges of talent.

The memory hole web site
Source: TMH
Country: United States
E-mail: russ@mindpollen.com

Repository of all kinds of information that someone has tried to make go away. Lots of gov stuff on diverse topics, from 9/11 to FDA; eBay, journalists, and corporate "disappear jobs" all covered too. A fascinating resource.

Freedom Summit web site
Source: FreedomSummit.com
Country: United States
E-mail: info@freedomsummit.com

Web site housing current and past information on the hardcore, annual meeting that "encourages individuals to promote freedom in non-coercive ways which are best suited to their individual talents." Information on past summits, current schedule, other information.

PanArchy web site
Source: PanArchy
Country: United Kingdom
E-mail: gianpiero-debellis@tiscali.co.uk

A selection of documents and links on panarchy, polyarchy, anarchy, including Bastiat, Herbert Spencer, Proudhon, Kropotkin, and more. Texts in English, French, Spanish, and Italian.

The Exterritorial Imperative
Source: TEI
Country: United States
E-mail: cb@butterbach.net

Enter the world of thought of Post-Territorialism and Post-Statism! The full philosophy of panarchism on the oldest panarchist site with texts in English, German, French, Spanish,...

It's All About Freedom!
Source: Jim Rongstad
City: Woodbury, State: MN, Country: United States
E-mail: jrongstad@juno.com

Articles, quotes and links promoting liberty.

Top Tomes -- Recommended reading from leading lights
Source: Adam Smith Institute
Country: United Kingdom

Exclusively to the Adam Smith Institute, a selection of heavy-weight thinkers recommend some suitable reading for those who wish to expand their understanding of economics and politics.

Cato University Home Study Course
Source: Cato Institute
Country: United States

Through the Cato University Home Study Course you can immerse yourself in the ideas of liberty, justice, property, constitutionally limited government, voluntary exchange, capitalism, free trade, peace, and toleration.

LewRockwell.com
Source: LRC
Country: United States

News, information, blog, and lots of commentary of interest to libertarians and other freedom-oriented individuals, courtesy of Mises Institute founder Lew Rockwell.

AdamKnott.com
Source: AKC
Country: United States

Praxeology. Libertarian ethical theory. The Official Web Site of Adam Knott - Libertarian Social Philosopher. This web site is dedicated to advanced study and work in the deductive science of human behavior as originally conceived by Ludwig von Mises, the preeminent social scientist of the twentieth century.

Good news, bad news, unbelievable news
Source: Advocates for Self-Government
Country: United States

An ever-growing collection of news gems, taken from the Advocates' "Liberator Online" publication. Some are outrages, some are triumphs, all are interesting.

Center for Consumer Freedom ad campaigns
Source: CCF
Country: United States

Listing of all of CCF's excellent ads highlighting freedom-stealing food nannies and eco-terrorists. Targets include PETA, Greenpeace, trial lawyers, and the anti-obesity crowd. Some ads are text (may be PDF) or video, others are sound (WAV) or text. All are spot-on!

A World Connected web site
Source: IHS
Country: United States

Web site devoted to "celebrating global exchange, opportunity, and human freedom". Lots of information, including news, stories focusing on "social entrepreneurs", action opportunities, and more. Sponsored by IHS.

Eurolib network
Source: Institut Euro 92
Country: France

Web site that has lots of resource tools for those interested in French free-market reforms. Site is in French.

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