A space for political libertarians
This is our space to share our policy ideas and act to change the political landscape for the better.
The Libertarian movement is a community of think-tanks, parties, academics, activists and campaign groups. Organised events offer a great opportunity meet like mind people and delve into the philosophical, strategic and legislative issues of the day.
The ASI’s Ayn Rand Lecture will be presented by John Allison and will examine the “Long-term Consequences of the Financial Crisis”: John Allison held during the height of the financial crisis and his banking principles are largely seen as the reason behind his bank’s relative success during the financial crisis....
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The TFA are promoting three events this week, though two seem to be suitable only for students and professional politicians as they are on during the day. Tonight (Tuesday 15th May) 07:30pm is the Westminster Village Pub Quiz. Register, and head to The Old Star, SW1H 1DN. Entry is priced at £2 for non-members....
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I remember the intense date caused by the mere annnouncement of this talk. So tell me, what do you think of the content?
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Author and consultant economist Mark Skousen will be giving a talk on Austrian Economics for Investors at the Church House Conference Centre on May 29th.
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The reliable Central London Debating Society has announced an excellent, twisted, mayoral election debate: We want to take the personality cults out of this contest and get to the big ideas at the heart of it, so we’ve decided to return to our famous balloon debate format – but with a twist – for...
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A commendable event organised by the IEA: The purpose of this panel discussion is to discuss the appropriate role of the state in the provision and finance of health care. Panellists will seek to answer the question of whether there should be radical health reform and, if so, what form it should take. Some...
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Society is cracking. Lurching from economic disaster to social decay, our modern day is plagued by sickness. Deepak Lal, world-renowned economist, tackles the hidden roots of our problems in his visionary book Lost Causes. The sales pitch is highly emotive, and so highly appealing. Walking around south London, signs of sickness are obvious. Tired...
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The ASI is hosting a launch/talk for the book “Free Market Fairness”: in which he argues that libertarians can and should care about social justice. Provocative and vigorously argued, Free Market Fairness offers a bold new way of thinking about politics, economics, and justice–one that will challenge readers on both the left and...
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Mark Littlewood chairs a head to head debate on the drug war on May 16th: Peter Hitchens argues that politicians, lawyers and police long ago gave up any serious attempt to restrict drug use in the UK and that laws against possession and use have been neutralised to the point of meaninglessness. But...
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For a while now I’ve held an ambition to take the Libertarian drinks in Southwark out of the pub and out into the sunshine, and I don’t mean the beer garden. Can you imagine the scene… A relaxed Sunday morning. London’s Hyde Park. A picnic, shared amoungst friends, and then – if you feel...
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