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Be inspired by thought-provoking original content including blogs, videos, podcasts, book reviews, teacher resources, and more.

AdamSmithWorks

Explore Smith’s life and works with access to a wide variety of educational materials that help you learn about and teach concepts central to Adam Smith.

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Econlib

Econlib is dedicated to advancing the study of economics, markets, and liberty through a combination of resources for students, teachers, researchers, and aficionados of economic thought.

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Law & Liberty

Law & Liberty focuses on the classical liberal tradition of law and political thought and how it shapes a society of free and responsible individuals.

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Online Library of Liberty

The Online Library of Liberty (OLL) offers one of the world’s most extensive digital libraries of scholarly works focused on individual liberty.

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Law and Liberty stands apart as a web journal that brings together the best insights and emphases of classical liberalism and classical conservatism. The writing is consistently of a high level, and the scope of topics addressed is remarkably capacious. Constitutionalism, the rule of law, the great issues of political philosophy and American political thought, religion and politics, and the totalitarian threat to liberty and human dignity, are all addressed in thoughtful and challenging ways. The book reviews are among the very best out there. And the presentation of articles, essays, and reviews, is handsome and inviting. Three cheers for LAW AND LIBERTY!

Daniel J. Mahoney

Augustine Chair in Distinguished Scholarship, Assumption University

Few organizations or fora in our world today have done more than Liberty Fund to facilitate reflection and conversations on the meaning of liberty in all aspects of the human experience, including religion, politics, economics, and arts and letters.

Daniel L. Dreisbach

Professor, Department of Justice, Law and Criminology American University