From: Amara Graps (Amara.Graps@mpi-hd.mpg.de)
Date: Thu Jun 21 2001 - 08:58:23 MDT
From: Olga Bourlin (fauxever@sprynet.com), Tue Jun 19 2001
>Having been under the impression that I came to my own liberal foreground
>because of a propensity to think (at least I've thought so, all these
>years), I decided to investigate libertarianism a bit, and what I found were
>many sites where libertarians, gun advocates, Branch Davidians, homegrown
>militias and the like are linked.
I know very little about the good Internet Web sites for
libertarianism, (and sorry to hear about the above) however, the
following books are the first that I recommend to anyone who is
interested in investigating libertarianism:
David Friedman: _Machinery of Freedom_
(see: http://www.best.com/~ddfr/#mybooks)
Henry Hazlitt: _Economics in One Lesson_
(see: http://www.hazlitt.org/)
If you still are interested to learn more of the political
libertarianism philosophy, then continue with the great classic:
Frederick A. Hayak: _The Road to Serfdom_
(see: http://people.clarityconnect.com/webpages3/davek/docs/HAYSERF.HTML)
And Chris Hibbert has reminded us about the Nolan Chart, which
you might find useful and interesting:
http://www.self-gov.org/wspq.html
Amara
(San Jose)
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