Former Mises Daily copyeditor Mike Reid writes,

Hi, Doug and BK.

Here’s a little note to say that your work has impact.

I spent most of today working on a story for the Heartland Institute about pro-free-market politics in Wichita.

Two separate informants (a professor and an elected official) each told me today that they had either personally been to an LvMI event or used LvMI resources in creating their own free-market events. The official then also told me that a leading activist at the centre of the local free-market uprising has been to Auburn for Mises events.

So keep up the great work, guys,

Mike

The long-awaited, final, online issue of the Journal of Libertarian Studies is now available for viewing.

This expansive issue includes articles from the whole spectrum of libertarian interests by a wide-range of authors, including Alfred Cuzán, Gerard Casey, Jan Krepelka, John Brätland, Carl Jakobsson, Thomas Woods, Gustavo Margués, Albert Esplugas, Brian Shea, Carl Watner, Edward Feser, Andrew Young, Gene Callahan, Kenneth Michael White, Alexandre Padilla, Laurent Carnis, Ludwig van den Hauwe, Robert Danneskjöld, and Walter Block.

Volume 22 of the JLS can be accessed at http://mises.org/periodical.aspx?Id=3.