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Meetings
We meet now on the second Monday of the month, at
7pm. Our meeting place is the London Center College,
Pride Court (Unit 1), third floor, 80/82 White Lion Street,
London, N1 9PF. The nearest tube is Angel, and White
Lion Street is just opposite the station. Admission Free.
It is a custom to bring along wine, or beer, but also to
go to the pub' after the meeting too. Lately, people have
been bringing snacks to share also.
All are welcome. So do come along.
Next Meetings
On Monday 7 July, 2008, Jan Narveson will talk on
"Liberalism and Libertarianism"
[Note that this talk in July will be on the first
Monday of the month].
On Monday 11 August, 2008, Ray Percival will give
a talk on "Openness to Argument"
Videos
On Monday 14 April, 2008, Sean Gabb gave a talk on "Islam: Our Enemy?"
Podcasts
Bob Layson gave a talk on
"Non-Equilibrium Economics, or Economics as if
Things Were As They Are" On Monday 9 June, 2008,
Phil Anderson gave a talk entitled "Why Libertarian thought would guarantee violent and unstoppable economic booms and busts, unless.…… " On Monday 12th May, 2008 - coming shortly
David Goldstone gave a talk on "Some problems in liberal jurisprudence"
On Monday 10th March, 2008,
Terry Arthur on his new book: "Crap: A Guide to Politics"
Monday 11th February, 2008
Jan Lester "Real law versus arbitrary state commands
posing as law."
Monday 10th December, 2007
Download
Podcast
David Dunstan "Global warming, scam, fact, post-diction or
prediction?"
Monday 10th September, 2007,
Download
Podcast
David McDonagh "Political Correctness and totalitarianism.
Monday 12th March, 2007,
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Podcast
Past meetings:
Bob Layson gave a talk on
"Non-Equilibrium Economics, or Economics as if
Things Were As They Are" On Monday 9 June, 2008,
Phil Anderson gave a talk entitled "Why Libertarian thought would guarantee violent and unstoppable economic booms and busts, unless.…… " On Monday 12th May, 2008
On Monday 14 April, 2008, Sean Gabb gave a talk on "Islam: Our Enemy?"
On Monday 11th February, 2008, Terry Arthur gave a talk
on his new book: "Crap: A Guide to Politics"
On Monday 14th January, 2008, Ray Percival gave a talk on "Openness to Argument"
On Monday 10th December, 2007, Jan Lester gave a talk on "Real law versus arbitrary state commands posing as law."
On Monday 8th October, 2007, Patrick Skinner gave a talk on "Money, money, money"
On Monday 10th September, 2007, David Dunstan gave a talk on "Global warming, scam, fact, post-diction or prediction?"
On Monday 13th August , 2007, David McDonagh gave a talk on openness to argument."
On Monday 11th June, 2007, Christian Michel gave a talk on "Why I am not a democrat (I prefer freedom)"
On Monday 14th May, 2007, Jack Maturin gave a talk on
"Socialism" - Was this the true Magnum Opus of Ludwig von
Mises?
On Monday 9th April, 2007, Gene Callahan gave a talk
on "Why Libertarians Should Pay More Attention to the
History of Political Thought,"
On Monday 12th March, 2007, David McDonagh gave
a talk on "Political Correctness and totalitarianism.
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Podcast
On Monday 12th February, 2007, Bob Layson gave
a talk on "Tolstoy and Anarchism".
On Monday 8th January, 2007, Paul Coulam gave a talk on "The Importance of Ideology".
On Monday 11th December, 2006, Stephen Berry gave
a talk on environmentialism. Transcript of this
talk
On Monday 13th November, 2006, John Laughland gave a talk on "The Trial of Slobodan Milosevic and the corruption of International Law"
On Monday 9th October, 2006, Robert Layson gave a talk on "What happened to nineteenth century liberalism?"
On Monday 4th September,
2006, David McDonagh
gave a talk on "Keith Evens on Drugs" .
On Monday 31 July 2006, Don Riley gave a talk on the nineteenth century author on popular economics and advocate of a single land tax, Henry George.
On Monday 26 June 2006, Elaine Sternberg gave a talk
on the political philosopher, Michael Oakeshott.
On Monday 22 May, 2006, Paul Coulam gave
a talk entitled: "On Libertarianism and Morality:
A Conjecture".
On Monday 24 April, 2006, Richard Wellings gave
a talk entitled: "When The State Appropriates Land:
Compulsory Purchase and Eminent Domain".
On Monday 27 March, 2006, Jan Lester gave a
talk on "A Libertarian Defence of Intellectual Property"
Monday 27 February, 2006, Gene Callahan gave a
talk entitled "Does Austrian Business Cycle Theory
Explain Recessions?"
Monday 30 January, 2006, Bob Layson gave a
talk on 'Opportunity, Welfare and the Disabling State'.
Monday 28 November, 2005, Jan Clifford Lester
talked on : "Equality: an unmitigatedly bogus ideal."
Monday October 31, 2005, Joe Plowright talked on
"What have the Romans done for us? A talk on aspects
of immigration"
Monday, 26th September David McDonagh gave a talk on the topic of the ideas of the late Lord Peter Tomas Bauer.
Monday 29 August Terry Arthur gave talk on the topic of Pensions.
"
Pension Myths"
Monday 25 July Bob Layson gave a talk on "The myth of Mental
Illness."
Tuesday 22 February 2005 .Bob Layson talked on "Keynes & Kuhn: paradigms & changing times".
Monday 17 January 2005 David McDonagh talked on "Is classical liberalism just another ideology?"
Monday 6 December 2004 Gene Callahan talked on "The economic calculation argument against socialism/ communism."
Monday 1 November 2004 Barry MacLeod-Cullinane gave a talk entitled
"ID Cards: Passports to Tyranny?"
Wednesday 13 October - Terry Arthur gave a talk entitled
"Europe and Free Trade"
Wednesday 15 September - David
McDonagh gave a talk
entitled "The ethics of Joseph Butler".
Wednesday 11th August 2004 David McDonagh gave a talk entitled "
How far did
J.S. Mill let liberalism down?"
Monday 5 July 2004 Bob Layson gave a talk entitled "Mises Without Embarrassment."
Monday, 7 June 2004 Professor David Dunstan gave a talk critical of liberalism entitled "The Real Outcomes of Free-Market Economics" Transcript of this talk:
4MedievalFreeMarket.doc
Monday, 5 April 2004 Don Riley talked on "A Trip Through Land Values."
Monday, 2 February 2004 Stephen Berry talked on "Education without the
State". Transcript of this talk:
Education without the
state.doc
Monday, 5 January 2004 David Goldstone talked on
"Law without the State - a step too far?"
Monday, 1 December 2003 Michael Mosbacher talked on
'Anti-capitalism today - new criticisms or the same old arguments?'
Monday 3 November 2003 Paul Coulam talked on
'The Myth of Sexual Ethics'.
Monday 6 October 3003 Robert Layson talked on Say's Law of Markets.
Monday 8 Sept 2003 Paul Coulam talked on Paleo-libertarianism: The Contested Legacy of Murray Rothbard.
Monday 4 August 2003 David McDonagh talked on
Kropotkin's attack on T.H. Huxley on competition in nature & human society
