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Does Law Only Come From the State? Find Out Tomorrow Night, 8PM
Join SFL and students from all over the world tomorrow night at 8PM to discuss the historical evidence supporting the existence of medieval Lex Mercatoria. What is Lex Mercatoria, you ask? Read on! Wednesday, April 25 at 8pm EST Speaker: … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, Anarcho-capitalism, Anarchy, April webinar, commerce, free webinar, legal theory, philosophy of law, SFL Webinar Series, trade guild, trade law, Webinar, Webinars
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“Justice Without the State” Online Discussion with European Students For Liberty
Liberty should be viewed from many angles. This ESFL webinar will focus on many aspects of legal systems operating without government involvement. The webinar will begin at 20:00 GMT +1 (that’s 2PM EST for all you SFL’ers in the states!) … Continue reading
Libertarians You’ve Never Heard Of: Percy Bysshe Shelley
Rise like Lions after slumber In unvanquishable number – Shake your chains to earth like dew Which in sleep had fallen on you – Ye are many – they are few. -Percy Bysshe Shelly, The Call to Freedom The importance of … Continue reading
Anarcho-hockey: Order Without Central Authority
People engage in activities every day that, according to most people, should be impossible. The world cannot function, they argue, without central authorities to make and enforce rules. Their line of logic usually goes something like this: If people were … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, Anarcho-capitalism, Government, Hockey, NHL, Referee, spontaneous order, zero-sum
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Gary Chartier and Matt Zwolinski at the SFL Philosophical E-Seminar
It is a pleasure to announce two new keynote speakers for the Students For Liberty Philosophical E-Seminar: Gary Chartier and Matt Zwolinski. Gary William Chartier is an American legal scholar, philosopher, theologian, and “left-wing market anarchist.” He currently serves as … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, gary chartier, Left-Libertarianism, market anarchism, matt zwolinski
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From the SFL Vault: Lessons in Liberty
Lessons in Liberty was a series launched in September of 2010, intended to demystify some of the terminology that is commonly thrown around in the liberty movement. Posts came from SFL leadership and from student leaders in the SFL network, and … Continue reading
Don’t Just Bake, Strike the Root!
Today the College Republicans of the University of California, Berkeley are hosting an affirmative action bake sale to highlight the problem of inequality under the law and race-based college admissions criteria. Unsurprisingly, it has kicked off a firestorm of controversy … Continue reading
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Tagged Affirmative Action, anarchism, equality, Hayek, history, Rule of Law, slavery, spontaneous order, statism
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The Little Guide to Gustave de Molinari
Little Guides to Big Ideas is the Institute for Humane Studies‘ newest educational series. Each post is an introduction to an important libertarian thinker, written to give liberty-minded students a starting point. These guides are meant as samples, not summaries, of the … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, Economics, Gustave de Molinari, Ian Hosking, laissez-faire
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Lessons in Liberty: Anarchism
To many people, anarchism is synonymous with the word chaos. This misconception is so pervasive and wide spread that it has become almost an instant reaction for anarchists to be quickly labeled as malcontents who strive to achieve a world … Continue reading
