Legal Research help needed by John Hasnas at Georgetown
The Writings of F.A. Harper Volume 1: The Major Works
Volume 1 of a Two-Volume set of works by the economist and founder of IHS.
Published by the Institute for Humane Studies.
Law Teaching and Scholarship Guide
This website looks like a law career mentoring goldmine.
“Law Teaching and Scholarship Guide,” The Georgetown Law Center. 2010.
“The Georgetown Law Center places its share of graduates in law teaching positions, ranking in the top ten of law schools nationwide during the past several years. To help facilitate future careers in academia among current students and alumni, the Library has created a research guide on the subject of law teaching and scholarship.” http://www.ll.georgetown.edu/guides/teachingscholarship.cfm
The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships
Weird Academic News
Academic Entrepreneurship
Web of Liberty (Faculty Only)
Welcome to the Web of Liberty! this is the place where you can connect with other faculty who share your interest in and commitment to the ideal of a free society; share ideas and tips for research or investigation; find out what your colleagues are doing and how it might be relevant for you; share your own work and results; gain insights and new perspectives from people in other disciplines; engage in frank and open yet friendly debate; seek help in answering questions or resolving difficulties; and above help to build a tru community of freedom loving scholars.
Academia & Technology
Welcome to this discussion! I will be sharing various articles and updates on the influences of technology on academia.
Current Graduate Students Support Group
Greetings! So you decided to be a grad student?
Oikonomia (Economics)
A place for the exchange of ideas, information, resources and tips among all those interested in the discipline of economics and in particular the ideas of economic liberty, markets and free exchange. Open to people at all stages of their academic career.
The Philosophy Warehouse
Welcome to what we think will be the ultimate online resource for scholars interested in and passionate about liberty. The Philosophy Warehouse will be a forum for publicly posting your papers and receiving comments from a range of philosophers skilled in a variety of areas. You are also welcome to post your thoughts on the state of the discipline, links to publications of interest, and other opportunities of value to the philosophical community.
Political Science & Limited Government
Political Science and Limited Government is both a resource and a discussion forum for political scientists who care about limited government and individual liberty. Faculty, graduate students and undergraduates are all welcome. Resources include information about fellowships, job opportunities, career advice, conferences, resources, opportunities for students, the latest journals, and new books. The forum provides a place to discuss your papers, new articles and books, and the state of the discipline.
The Historians' Corner
Welcome! Feel free to post questions, suggestions, news, comments, and ideas here. The Historians' Corner is a resource and meeting place for historians and people from other disciplines with an interest in History, and a shared committment to the idea and history of liberty. Faculty, graduate, and undergraduate students are all welcome. Resources will include information about journals and recently published books and articles (and some old classics), as well as information about conferences, job opportunities and grants/awards.
Applying to Graduate School Support Group
Welcome! Feel free to post your graduate school questions here. You may ask general questions, or discipline specific questions. Also, feel free to join the IHS staff in answering questions.
Legal Research help needed by John Hasnas at Georgetown
The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships
Five tenure-track Faculty Positions in Law, Georgia State University
Assistant Professor -- Twentieth-century U.S. History, Wellesley College
Assistant Professor -- Middle Eastern and North African Politics, Wellesley College
Endowed Chair in Political Theory and Public Policy, University of Utah
Sound Money Essay Contest
SCOTT L. PROBASCO, JR. CHAIR OF FREE ENTERPRISE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
2010 - 2011 SEVEN-CIFA Essay Competition
Call for Papers: History and the Power of Capitalism
The Writings of F.A. Harper Volume 1: The Major Works
Volume 1 of a Two-Volume set of works by the economist and founder of IHS.
Published by the Institute for Humane Studies.
The Rationale of Central Banking
Macro-Economic Thinking
A Guide to Classical Liberal Scholarship
Judge and Jury: American Tort Law on Trial
The Oxford Handbook of Law and Politics
A Philosophical Theory of Citizenship: Obligation, Authority, and Membership
A Philosophical Theory of Citizenship answers seminal questions about legal obligation, government authority, and political community. It employs an idiomatic theory of reality, ethical conduct, and the self to justify patriotic duty, classical liberty, and national sovereignty.
Who Killed the Constitution?: The Fate of American Liberty from World War I to George W. Bush
“Let no more be heard of confidence in man, but bind him down from mischief by the chains of the Constitution.”
—Thomas Jefferson
The United States Constitution—the bedrock of our country, the foundation of our federal republic—is . . . dead.
