This school of thought seeks to advance social progress by reform and changes in law rather than by revolution.
Recommended Resources
Cato Institute: Libertarianism
Consists of various articles and opinions about the philosophy of libertarianism vis-a-vis issues such as constitutional theory, limited government, the American founding fathers, and civil society.
http://www.cato.org/research/libertarian/
Liberal Oasis is an American news and information website that promotes a liberal view of society and politics. The site has commentary on a variety of political issues. You can also download the site's radio podcast and videocasts. The site's archive of past content can also be downloaded here.
http://www.liberaloasis.com
Liberalism in the Classical Tradition
The full text of the book by Ludwig von Mises, a German philosopher who was a prominent figure in the Austrian school of economics, published in 1927, and translated into English by Ralph Raico, is presented, along with links to similar works by a variety of authors.
http://mises.org/liberal.asp
Liberalism International is a non-profit organization of liberal parties, ranging from left-liberal to moderate libertarian throughout the world.
http://www.liberal-international.org/
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Libertarianism
Scholarly entry about the school of thought which entails libertarianism, or the idea that the liberties of the individual are the most important liberties there are and that they guide all other liberty.
http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/libertarianism/
Talk Left is an American political website that offers commentary on national politics in Ryan related events. This site is a member of the law blog ad network and the liberal blogs system.
http://www.talkleft.com
A critical discussion of contemporary advanced liberalism, its strengths and weaknesses, and the outlook for the future.
http://turnabout.ath.cx:8000/node/25
Seeks to define what a small-L libertarian is, what the philosophy surrounding the position is, and links to other sources about libertarianism.
http://www.theihs.org/node/504
