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.
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Wow, what an exciting day; Rothbard’s birthday, Koch vs. Cato & Murray’s 12 (or proportionate 15) unaccounted Cato shares being acknowledged, and now the final issue of JLS. I’m going to go cry.
The issue is also notable for containing 12 articles by Walter Block, which may set a record for most articles by one author in a single issue of an academic journal.
So much brilliance in that issue. Block’s critique of Caplan is the highlight of highlights.
Ah yes, the (once and subsequently less than) great Austrian hope torn to shred by The Moderate. Stunningly beautiful.
The Padilla article does not come up, unfortunately.
Looks like the Padilla link has been fixed.
Could someone please explain to me what’s going on re the JLS? Why “final”? Is it no longer going to be published? When was this decided? Why? What will take its place?
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