decoy’s libertarian bookmarks

On this page, the libertarian TOP10 and Bubbling under have been gathered by Patrick Uotinen. I extend thanks to him. The rest of this page consists of bookmarks added by me. They should not be confused with Patrick’s contribution.

TOP10

Cato Institute: A giant among giants. An influential libertarian thinktank, their pages contain a wealth of interesting studies on subjects societal, columns, what‐have‐you. If you’re looking for professional, high quality libertarian viewpoints on societal matters, you’d do best by starting here.
The Economist: Not really a libertarian publication, but market liberal in any case. The Economist often surprises with its radical pro individual liberty opinions.
Centre for the New Europe: A pan‐European market liberal institute which fights e.g. tariffs, in five languages.
Reason Online: The online version of the most notable libertarian periodical.
Library of Economics and Liberty: Many liberal classics online. Also see the publisher, Liberty Fund’s, site.
International Society for Individual Liberty: The largest international libertarian organization. The site also includes the directory promulgated by the former free‐market.net.
Advocates for Self‐Government: An organization specializing in libertarian propag…education.
Institute for Humane Studies: Organizes libertarian education for students. Also see Liberty Guide and Politopia.
Foundation for Economic Education: Likely the oldest libertarian organization in existence. Also see its bookstore, Laissez Faire Books.
Institute of Economic Affairs: A seasoned British market liberal institute.

Bubbling under

Libertarianism: A Primer: Part of the book is available for free online. A good introductory package for beginners.
Tech Central Station: An online publication, where free markets and technology meet. Also see one of its European versions.
Liberty Unbound: The online version of an insider magazine mainly aimed at the American audience.
Stockholm Network: A cooperative of European pro market economy institutes. Unfortunately the membership includes some conservative institutes as well.

Other institutions

Ludvig von Mises Institute: A hotbed of Austrian economists and, paradoxically, anarcho‐capitalists. Represents the radical conservative, or paleoconservative, wing of the libertarian movement.
Atlas Economic Research Foundation: These people aid libertarian institutes, thinktanks and the like around the world. They grant finance for high quality libertarian projects. Of course, the sieve is fairly tight… Their site features a comprehensive index of libertarian institutes, worldwide.

Noteworthy articles

Liberalism: F.A. Hayek’s excellent introduction to classical liberalism. Must‐read material to anyone aspiring to become a libertarian or trying to understand what libertarians and classical liberals are all about.

Portals

eLibertarian: Where libertarians meet and trade: libertarian lodging, dating, goods, services, jobs, friends, forum, chat, articles, news, events, jokes, links.

Individual libertarians

Well‐known

Stephan Kinsella: One of the more well‐known anti‐IP libertarians
David Friedman: One of the foremost utilitarian libertarians. An anarcho‐capitalist and an economist.

Anti‐libertarian

Why is libertarianism wrong?: Paul Treanor’s forceful rebuttal of the libertarian point of view
Critiques Of Libertarianism: Mike Huben’s well known anti‐libertarian project