The BHL/C4SS symposium on left-libertarianism continues, with contributions by John Holbo, Jacob Levy, Danny Shapiro, Steven Horwitz, Gary Chartier, and David Gordon.
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Cordial and Sanguine, Part 47: Bleeding Stateless
I’m a tad late announcing this, but the joint BHL/C4SS symposium on left-libertarianism kicks off this week. The first two entries, one by Gary Chartier on how we differ from other flavours of left and libertarian, and the other by me on conflation, are now up. More to come!
Report from Libertopia, Part 11
Stephanie Murphy’s interview with Gary Chartier, Charles Johnson, Sheldon Richman, and myself about the Center for a Stateless Society and Markets Not Capitalism is now online. (And don’t miss Stephanie’s Markets Not Capitalism audiobook.)
Added bonus for Kevin C.: reggae music in the background!
FFF FTW, FEE WTF
I’ve blogged previously about Sheldon Richman’s departure from the intellectually suicidal Foundation for Economic Education. (See also Gary Chartier’s post.)
Good news! Sheldon Richman has announced his appointment as vice-president of the Future of Freedom Foundation and editor of their monthly periodical. Congratulations, Sheldon – and congratulations, FFF!
iRad Firestorm
The Industrial Radical hits the newsstands at Asheville’s Firestorm Café and Books (which also carries Markets Not Capitalism and Charles’ ALL distro zines). If you’re in the Asheville area, why not give them a visit?
Why the Election Will Be a Landslide
(Sandy seems to have eaten the link for the moment, but should disgorge it eventually.)