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There are lots of free resources available to expand your knowledge base and help you build an intellectual framework for your opinions. Here are some sites that offer readings, videos, books, lectures, and interviews on the libertarian perspective from these sites:
Videos & Podcasts
- LearnLiberty.org – Everything from short talks to full-length lectures on current ideas and core principles in the libertarian tradition.
- Foundation for Economic Education Library - Over 50 years of video, audio and print archives from one of the oldest free-market organizations in the U.S.
- Cato Institute Events Archive – Audio and video archive of every event held by the preeminent libertarian think tank
- Mises Media - Vast archive of books and articles on free market thought and libertarian ideas
- UFM New Media (Universidad Francisco Marroquin) – Extensive English and Spanish audio and video archive on economics and the free society
- Institute of Economic Affairs – Publications, blog posts, and media archive of Britain’s oldest and most prominent think tank
Books & Articles
- Online Library of Liberty - electronic versions of classic books about individual liberty spanning economics, history, law, literature, philosophy, political theory, religion, war and peace.
- Library of Economics & Liberty (EconLib) – electronic versions of classic and contemporary works of economics and liberty
- The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty – Fee’s 50 year old flagship publication, containing articles, commentaries, and book reviews by scholars and laymen about libertarian ideas
- Reason Magazine Online – Articles and commentaries on politics and society that “provides a refreshing alternative to right-wing and left-wing opinion magazines by making a principled case for liberty and individual choice in all areas of human activity.”
- Mises Media – Vast archive of books and articles on free market thought and libertarian ideas
Blog-Format
- Intellectual Takeout – Information on a wealth of different academic and intellectual topics
- Cato@Liberty - Daily posts from Cato scholars on current events
- Reason Hit & Run - Reason Magazine's blog
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