Until today, the great libertarian journal Reason Papers (founded by libertarian icon Tibor Machan) maintained a two-issue moving wall before posting its print articles online. As of today, that changes. The editor, Aeon Skoble, has heroically decided to put all content online as soon as it’s published. Issue No. 29 (Fall 2007) has been put online tonight (the Reason Papers site is hosted by the Mises Institute, natch). Issue No. 30 should be out soon.
Reason Papers, Issue No. 29 – Fall 2007 (Full Issue)
Articles
- Morality and the Foundations of Practical Reason —Brian Zamulinski
- A Unified Theory of Intrinsic Value —Stephen Kershnar
- Relativism and Progress —Howard Darmstadter
- Are You in a Dilemma? What Disturbing Choices Say about Our Character —Jason Swedene
- Respect for Persons and the Authority of Morality —Matt Zwolinski
- Lomasky on Practical Reason: Personal Value and Metavalues —Shane Courtland
- Political Obligations and the Duties of Friends —Nkiruka Ahiauzu
- An Economic, Political, and Philosophical Analysis of Externalities —Brian P. Simpson
- War, Reason, and Libertarians —Angelo M. Codevilla
- Plumb-Line Libertarianism: A Critique of Hoppe —Walter Block
ASVI Symposium on The Passion for Liberty
- Liberty and Welfare —James P. Sterba
- The Right to Liberty versus the Right to Welfare: A Reply to Sterba—Tibor R. Machan
Review Essay
- Review Essay: Amy E. White’s Virtually Obscene: The Case for an Uncensored Internet — James Stacey Taylor
Book Review
- Isaiah Berlin’s Political Ideas in the Romantic Age: Their Rise and Influence on Modern Thought —Jordon Barkalow
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This is wonderful news.
Um, I think I originally had a 2-issue moving wall at the suggestion of either you or the editor of JLS.
But no matter, the wall is down. I’ll have the PDFs of #30 ready shortly.
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