Libertarian autobiographies : moving toward freedom in today's world / Jo Ann Cavallo, Walter E. Block, editors.
Cavallo, Jo Ann, editor.; Block, Walter, 1941- editor. 1941-
2023
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Title Libertarian autobiographies : moving toward freedom in today's world / Jo Ann Cavallo, Walter E. Block, editors.
ISBN 9783031296086 (electronic bk.)
3031296087 (electronic bk.)
3031296079
9783031296079
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-29608-6
Published Cham : Palgrave Macmillan, [2023]
Copyright ©2023
Language English
Description 1 online resource (xx, 533 pages)
Item Number 10.1007/978-3-031-29608-6 doi
Call Number JC585
Dewey Decimal Classification 320.51/2
Summary "A Better World, Inc. (2023) provides vital insights for companies seeking to increase their value through innovative environmental, social and governance changes. Bolstered by years of experience, compelling research and case studies, Alice Korngold demonstrates that inclusion and sustainability are essential elements for companies to advance their interests while building a better and more prosperous world. These are issues near and dear to my heart." -April Miller Boise, Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer, Intel "A Better World, Inc. (2023) is essential reading for corporate executives and board directors. With powerful research and case studies, Alice Korngold shows that inclusion and sustainability are fundamental for companies to grow value and advance prosperity -- for business and society." -Michael Cherkasky, Co-Founder and Board Director, Exiger Influential libertarians from diverse backgrounds and professions who have worked toward a freer society across the globe share their personal and intellectual journeys, including what their lives and thoughts were before they embraced libertarianism; which people, texts, or events most inspired them; what experiences, challenges, tribulations, and achievements they have had as participants or leaders in this movement, and how this philosophy has affected their private and professional lives. The volumes 80 contributors span the political-philosophical spectrum of libertarianism, including anarcho-capitalists, minarchists, constitutionalists, classical liberals, and thick libertarians. Their essays express different perspectives on many issues even while articulating such core principles as an appreciation for individual liberty, private property rights, the rule of law, and free enterprise. Together, they represent myriad individual journeys toward libertarianism, however defined. By bringing together a range of contemporary voices from outside the dominant left-right paradigm, this book aims to contribute to the viewpoint diversity that is crucially needed in todays public discourse. These autobiographies not only offer compelling insights into their individual authors and the state of the world today, but may also inspire the next generation to make our society a freer one. Jo Ann Cavallo (PhD, Yale, 1987) is Professor of Italian and Chair of the Italian Department at Columbia University and an Associated Scholar of the Mises Institute. She has brought an Austro-libertarian perspective to Italian studies through publications on Marco Polo, Machiavelli, Renaissance fiction, chivalric epic, and Sicilian puppet theater, as well as a co-edited volume (with Carlo Lottieri), Speaking Truth to Power from Medieval to Modern Italy Walter E. Block (PhD, Columbia, 1972) is Harold E. Wirth Endowed Chair and Professor of Economics, College of Business, Loyola University New Orleans, and Senior Fellow at the Mises Institute. He is the author of more than 600 refereed articles in professional journals, three dozen books, and thousands of op eds. He lectures widely on college campuses, delivers seminars around the world, and appears regularly on television and radio shows. .
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1. Jo Ann Cavallo and Walter E. Block, Introduction
2. Gloria Alvarez, With Liberty and Health Everything Is Possible in This World
3. Phillip Bagus, A Voyage of Discovery
4. Doug Bandow, A Beltway Odyssey
5. Jayant Bhandari, Out of India: From Wretchedness to Capitalism
6. James Bovard, Forty Years Sniping at Leviathan
7. Connor Boyack, One Person Changes the World
8. Per L. Bylund, From Meager Means to Market Anarchism: The Political Evolution of an Ordinary Swede
9. Gerard Casey, My Transformation into a Teacher of Liberty
10. Jo Ann Cavallo, To study and at times to practice what one has learned, is that not a pleasure?
11. Christopher J. Coyne, My Path to Becoming an Economist and Peacemonger
12. Lauren Daugherty, A Young American for Liberty
13. Marianna Davidovich, Family, Freedom, and Flourishing: An Educators Journey
14. Dumo Denga, Moments that Led Me to Libertarianism in South Africa
15. Beniamino Di Martino, The Libertarian Mission of a Catholic Priest
16. Brian Doherty, Thinking about and Working toward a Less Cruel World
17. Lukasz Dominiak, From Growing Up under Socialism to Becoming Libertarian
18. Richard M. Ebeling, My Life as an Austrian Economist and Classical Liberal: The Starting Point and Early Years
19. Robert B. Eckhardt, Maverick Scientist, Libertarian Capitalist
20. Gene Epstein, Mommy Was a Commie: My Personal Voyage from Intellectual Depravity to Libertarianism
21. Rafi Farber, My Journey to Liberty
22. Bernardo Ferrero, A Florentine Road toward Liberty
23. David Friedman, From Philosophy to Economics
24. Alan Futerman, Libertarianism as a Path to Life
25. Sean Gabb, Born Wanting To Be Free
26. Carla Gericke, Live Free and Thrive!
27. James Grant, Luckiest Guy on Wall Street
28. Zhu Haijiu, Human Action and My Austrian Economics Journey
29. Steve H. Hanke, A Life among the Econ
30. Norman Horn, The Growth of a Christian Libertarian
31. Jacob G. Hornberger, My Life as a Libertarian
32. Michael Huemer, Intuitive Libertarianism
33. Allen Jeon, Austro-libertarianisms Existential Lessons
34. Marc Joffe, Learning from Libertarian Disappointments
35. Linda K. Kiguhi, Building a Community of Leaders for Liberty in Africa
36. Rowland Kingsley, My Story as an African Libertarian
37. Peter G. Klein, My Life as an Austrian Economist and Entrepreneurship Scholar
38. Barbara Kolm, If You Are a Tyrolean
39. Mitchell Langbert, Confessions of a Libertarian in Academe
40. Peter T. Leeson, It Began with Richard Nixon
41. Brad Lips, Discovering a World of Hope for Liberty
42. Carlo Lottieri, Some Notes in View of an Intellectual Autobiography
43. Yuri Maltsev, From Moscow toward Liberty
44. Lipton Matthews, No Greater Love than Choice
45. Allen Mendenhall, A Libertarian Literary Lawyer
46. Ilana Mercer, A Woman of the Libertarian Right
47. John Mosier, Confessions of a Proto-Austrian Libertarian
48. Antony P. Mueller, My Intellectual Journey in Search of a Social Order beyond the State and Politics
49. Michael C. Munger, A Presumption in Favor of Liberty
50. Robert P. Murphy, How I Became an Austro-Libertarian
51. Hctor aupari, A Sower of Freedom in Latin America
52. Radu Nechita, Opening Minds and Sharing the Passion for Liberty
53. Wanjiru Njoya, From African Socialism to Libertarianism
54. Johan Norberg, Anarchy, Minimal State, and Freelance Utopia
55. Yuri Petukhov, Russia, My Journey, and the Hayek Foundation
56. Roger Pilon, An Unconventional Odyssey
57. Guglielmo Piombini, Dazzled by Murray N. Rothbard
58. Robert W. Poole, Jr., Building a Libertarian Think Tank
59. Michael Rectenwald, From Leftism to Liberty, A Personal Journey
60. Dann Reid, The Culinary Libertarian: Combining My Passion for Food and Liberty
61. David Chvez Salazar, And I Will Finally Know What Freedom Is
62. Antony Sammeroff, A Scottish Lefty Becomes a Libertarian
63. Li Schoolland, A Survivors Story
64. Karen Selick, Making Life Less Lonely for Canadian Libertarians
65. Parth J. Shah, Challenging Indias Socialist Mindset
66. Ilya Shapiro, Living the American Dream
67. Josef ma, The Fall of Communism as Only the First Step Towards a Free Society
68. Jo Ann Skousen, From Social Democrat to Libertarian
69. Mark Skousen, My Declaration of Independence
70. Barry Smith, Thinking Like an Austrian
71. Jacek Spendel, Beyond Philosophy: Libertarianism as a Way of Life
72. Krassen Stanchev, From the Soviets to Classical Liberalism
73. Frank J. Tipler, Physics and Libertarian Philosophy
74. Martin van Staden, Law, Voluntaryism, and Being Libertarian in Uninviting Africa
75. Laurence M. Vance, Christian Libertarianism
76. Richard Vedder, The Life of an Unlikely Libertarian
77. Richard E. Wagner, My Non-ideological Path to Becoming a Libertarian Thinker
78. Michael A. Walker, Why I Am a Big Government Skeptic and Small Government Advocate
79. Nena Bartlett Whitfield, Building the Future Together
80. Hiroshi Yoshida, Opening the Taxpayers Eyes.

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