Well, technically, Anarchy 100, a seminar at Lebanon Valley College. I was alerted by a friend to this interesting course by Michael Kitchens, an Assistant Professor of Psychology. The reading materials include many articles and books from Austro-anarchists such as Roderick Long, Bob Murphy, Hans-Hermann Hoppe, Walter Block, Anthony Gregory, Tom DiLorenzo, Lew Rockwell, Rothbard, and myself. This is cool. The reading list would make a good book. From the course page:
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Books
Introductory Essays on Anarchy
The State & Anarchy
- Anderson, T. L. & Hill, P. J. An American Experiment in Anarcho-Capitalism…
- Block, W. Libertarianism is Unique… Journal of Libertarian Studies
- Dilorenzo, T. J. The Culture of Violence in the American West. The Independent Review
- Rothbard, M. “Society Without a State”
- Mises, L. Liberalism (book)
- Murphy, R. P. “What are You Calling Anarchy?”
- Murphy, R. P. “Anarchy in Somalia”
- Long, R. T. Toward a Libertarian Theory of Class
Market Anarchy
- Hayek, F. A. The Use of Knowledge in Society The American Economic Review
- Taylor, T. C. An Introduction to Austrian Economics (book)
- Tucker, J. “Does Favoring Free Enterprise Mean Favoring Business?”
Justice Anarchy
- Kinsella, N. S. “Introduction to Libertarian Legal Theory”
- (A series of resources are listed at the end of this article)
- Kinsella, N. S. “Legislation and Law in a Free Society”
- Murphy, R. P. “The Possibility of Private Law”
- Murphy, R. P. “Law and Appeals in a Free Society”
- Murphy, R. P. “The Possibility of Private Law”
- Gregory, A. “Abolish the Police”
Defense & Security
- Hoppe, H. H. The Myth of National Defense (book)
- Murphy, R. P. “Policing for Profit”
- Murphy, R. P. Chaos Theory (book/monograph)
- Murphy, R. P. “Private Defense is No Laughing Matter”
Roads & Highways
- Block, W. “A Future of Private Roads and Highways”
- Block, W. The Privitization of Roads and Highways (book)
Civilization, Culture, & Life
- Kinsella, N. S. Against Intellectual Property (book/monograph)
- Kinsella, N. S. & Tucker, J. Goods, Scarce & NonScarce
- Kinsella, N. S. Intellectual Property and Libertarianism
- Tucker, J. How Blessed is the State that Thus Destroyeth the Car
- Tucker, J. McDonald’s as the Paradigm for Progress
- Tucker, J. Pushing Buttons Like the Jetsons
Stephan is an attorney and libertarian writer in Houston, Director of the Center for the Study of Innovative Freedom (C4SIF), and the founder and editor of Libertarian Papers. His most recent book is Property, Freedom, and Society: Essays in Honor of Hans-Hermann Hoppe (co-editor, with Jörg Guido Hülsmann; Mises Institute, 2009).
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This is amazing! I wish they had this in my university. I am surprised that he isn’t touching more on the 19th c anarchists, though, or even engaging with those on the left (I say this because it is titled Anarchy, not Anarcho-Capitalism).
A few mistakes in the links: An Intro to Austrian Economics and Goods, Scare & NonScarce.