Literature and the Economics of Liberty: Jeffrey Tucker Interviews Allen Mendenhall

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Geoffrey is an Aristotelian-Liberal political philosopher, an adjunct instructor for Buena Vista University, the founder and executive editor of Prometheus Unbound: A Libertarian Review of Fiction and Literature, and the webmaster of The Libertarian Standard. His work has appeared in Libertarian Papers, the Journal of Libertarian Studies, the Journal of Value Inquiry, and Transformers and Philosophy. He lives in Edgewood, KY with his wife and two children.


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1 Matthew Alexander February 3, 2011 at

This was a real pleasure to listen to. Best of luck, Allen!

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