You can snag a copy by going here. The Spring 2026 issue clocks in at a whopping 417 pages.
To paying subscribers, yours is in production and should reach your doorsteps before the end of the month. If they don’t, shoot me an email.
Iso Q is my new baby, so I would really appreciate your support for its continued development. NOL is all grown up and in college now.
Hi all,
After almost fifteen years of herding cats (especially here at NOL), I am officially ready to make things official and run Iso Q as a non-profit’s flagship publication instead of what we’ve currently been doing.
So, dear readers, can you pony up some cash for the creation of the Isonomia Foundation?
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You can read the whole thing here.
Dear readers, long time and new, NOL has decided to move. We’re over here now.
Dear readers, long time and new, NOL has decided to move. We’re over here now.
Dear readers, long time and new, NOL has decided to move. We’re over here now.
Dear readers, long time and new, NOL has decided to move. We’re over here now.
Dear readers, long time and new, NOL has decided to move. We’re over here now
Dear readers, long time and new, NOL has decided to move. We’re over here now.
Dear readers, long time and new, NOL has decided to move. We’re over here now.
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Dear readers, long time and new, NOL has decided to move. We’re over here now.
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adam smiths project of an empire
the international dimension of the us constitution cutterham
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Two of the Notewriters are featured in this issue: myself and Nick. The Independent Review, by the way, is the leading libertarian academic journal in the world today. If you want to find good, intellectually stimulating arguments about liberty, then TIR is the place to go. Many of the Notewriters have been featured in TIR. Indeed, most of my recruitment of Notewriters has been based off of stuff they’ve written that’s been featured in the journal. Edwin (“Hayekian Spontaneous Order and the International Balance of Power“), Jacques (“If Mexicans and Americans Could Cross the Border Freely“), Vincent (“Social Justice, Public Goods, and Rent Seeking in Narratives“), and Andrei (“From ‘National Socialists’ to ‘Nazi’“) all have beautiful pieces of work in the journal.
Nick’s article is part of an elite mini-symposium on Rawls and his Theory of Justice, while mine slipped in near the end of the journal as a piece on libertarian foreign policy. Both pieces are paywalled, but here is an earlier draft of Nick’s piece (titled “Rescuing Rawls from Rawls”) that you can read, and here is an earlier, readable draft of my piece.
You can buy the entire issue here, and I recommend that you do!
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