Includes bibliographical references (pages 123-140) and index.

Why be Libertarian? / Tom G. Palmer -- There ought not to be a law / John Stossel -- Libertarianism as radical centrism / Clark Ruper -- The history and structure of Libertarian thought / Tom G. Palmer -- "The times, they are a-changin'": Libertarianism as abolitionism / James Padilioni, Jr. -- The political principle of liberty / Alexander McCobin -- No liberty, no art: no art, no liberty / Sarah Skwire -- The humble case for liberty / Aaron Ross Powell -- Africa's promise of liberty / Olumayowa Okediran -- The tangled dynamics of state interventionism: the case of health care / Sloane Frost -- How do you know? Knowledge and the presumption of liberty / Lode Cossaer and Maarten Wegge -- The origins of state and government / Tom G. Palmer.

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