Libertarianism

:This article is about libertarianism, a liberal individualist philosophy favoring private property (the most common meaning of the term today in the US, Canada, the UK and most other English-speaking countries). See libertarian socialism for the libertarian philosophy favoring socialism. The article "Libertarianism (metaphysics)" deals with the concept of libertarian free will. See also civil libertarian.

Notes and references

• {{note|Huben}} Huben, Michael. A Non-Libertarian FAQ, March 15, 2005 version.link
• {{note|RightAndLeftLibertarianism}} Who's Afraid of Noam Chomsky? Richard Wall, August 17, 2004. LewRockwell.com.
• {{note|PoliticalPhilosophy}} Don Franzen, Los Angeles Times Book Review Desk, review of "Neither Left Nor Right". January 19, 1997. Franzen states that "Murray and Boaz share the political philosophy of libertarianism, which upholds individual liberty--both economic and personal--and advocates a government limited, with few exceptions, to protecting individual rights and restraining the use of force and fraud." (Review on libertarianism.org). MSN Encarta's entry on Libertarianism defines it as a "political philosophy" (Both references retrieved June 24, 2005). The Encyclopedia Britannica defines Libertarianism as "Political philosophy that stresses personal liberty." (link, accessed 29 June, 2005)
• {{note|Nettlau}} Nettlau, Max. A Short History of Anarchism, 2000. p. 75
• {{note|FriedmanMilton}} Friedman, Milton. The Drug War as a Socialist Enterprise. From: Friedman & Szasz on Liberty and Drugs, edited and with a Preface by Arnold S. Trebach and Kevin B. Zeese. Washington, D.C.: The Drug Policy Foundation, 1992.link
• {{note|Hayek}} Hayek, F.A. Why I am not a Conservative, University of Chicago Press, 1960link
• {{note|Quiz}} Advocates for Self Government website. "The World's Smallest Political Quiz".link
• {{note|Madison}} Madison, James. Federalist Papers #10. Daily Advertiser, November 22, 1787 link
• {{note|DavidBoazOnClassicalLiberalismLabel}} David Boaz, "A Note on Labels: Why "Libertarian"?", accessed June 21, 2005 link
• {{note|BlockCentralLynchpin}} Walter Block, "The Non-Aggression Axiom of Libertarianism". February 17, 2003. Accessed 30 June, 2005.
• {{note|Capitalism}} The Capitalism Tour. Capitalism Magazine. link
• {{note|Means}} Advocates for Self Government website. "Russell Means—Libertarian" link
• {{note|ClevelandPerverseIncentive}} Cleveland, Paul and Stevenson, Brian. Individual Responsibility and Economic Well-Being. The Freeman, August 1995.link
• {{note|Friedrock}} Rockwell, Lew and Friedman, Milton. "Friedman v. Rockwell." Chronicles, December 1998. link
• {{note|lpnews}} Libertarian Party News. Murray Rothbard: 1926-1995, February 1995.link
• {{note|Sanchez}} Sanchez, Julian. "The Other Guevara." Reason magazine, August 12, 2003.link
• {{note|Levy}} Levy, Jacob. SELF-CRITICISM, The Volokh Conspiracy, March 19, 2003 link
• {{note|Machan}} Machan, Tibor R. Revisiting Anarchism and Government, link.
• {{note|Rand}} Rand, Ayn. Ayn Rand’s Q&A on Libertarians from a 1971 interview link
• {{note|Gillespie}} Gillespie, Nick. Rand Redux, Reason magazine, March 2005 link
• {{note|Young}} Young, Cathy. Ayn Rand at 100, Reason magazine. March 2005 link
• {{note|goldberg2}} Goldberg, Jonah. Freedom Kills. National Review Online, December 12, 2001.link
• {{note|Partridge}} Partridge, Ernest. "With Liberty and Justice for Some." Environmental Philosophy edited by Michael Zimmerman, Baird Callicott, Karen Warren, Irene Klaver, and John Clark, 2004.link
• {{note|Kangas}} Kangas, Steve. Chile: the Laboratory Test. Liberalism Resurgent, link
• {{note|Yglesias}} Yglesias, Matthew. "Health is Forever". April 15, 2005. link
• {{note|Huben2}} Huben, Michael, A Non-Libertarian FAQ, March 15, 2005 link
• {{note|Friedman}} Friedman, Jeffrey. What's Wrong With Libertarianism, Critical Review Vol. 11, No. 3. Summer 1997PDF (large PDF file)
• {{note|BrookeShelbeyBiggs}} Brooke Shelbey Biggs, "You're Not the Boss of Me!", Wired, 21 July 1997.