Caroline Breashears reviews Libertarian Literary and Media Criticism: Essays in Memory of Paul A. Cantor.

Farron explores the complexities and contradictions in the work of Ayn Rand, prompting a reassessment of how we square her stated “Sense of Life” with her fiction.

An episode interviewing Matt Zwolinski about the life and thought of Joseph Hiam Levy, a late nineteenth- century British philosopher and member of the Personal Rights Association.

In this article, B. R. Shenoy —one of India’s most prominent free- market economists—talks about the differences in the economic models followed by East and West Germany. Shenoy, a key critic of state ...

Steven Farron offers an unorthodox and challenging interpretation of Ayn Rand’s presentation of capitalism.

Until his retirement, Steven Farron was a professor of classics. In addition to publications on Homer, Vergil, and Horace, he has written a book, The Affirmative Action Hoax, and a monograph, ...

Channing, a major influence on Ralph Waldo Emerson, argues that in the nature of property rights, human beings cannot be the property of others.

Childs argues that Rand’s Objectivism logically implies support for anarchism, not for a single state that can exclude competitors within its territory.

In this context, Frances Whipple (“A Rhode Islander”) wrote to New York newspaper editor Levi D. Slamm on the distressing affair and what many- - including Whipple- - saw blossoming into a wide- ...

Despite differences over tactics, American Progressivism and Italian Fascism shared commitments to a transcendant “People” and the all- powerful “Nation.” The Progressive Party, one of several ...

In the first part of the Democratic Review ’s peek into the private life of American bank directors and fund managers, the anonymous author introduced the story’s narrator and hero (of sorts). Our ...

“Cashier in trouble,--circulation above a million- - gold and silver coin in vaults of too small an amount to be mentioned except to particular friends.” The United States Magazine & Democratic Review ...