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	Articles - What is Neolibertarianism?
		Neolibertarianism can be summed up in short series of statements that serve as a foundation for any discussion of public policy problems and their solutions.
		The Neolibertarian ideal is to pursue the latter course.
		This Neolibertarian concept of equality is one where all citizens have equal access to the political process, and where a transparent rule of law provides everyone equal access to the courts.
	www.neolibertarian.net /articles/neolibertarianism.aspx (2228 words)

	Neolibertarianism - Libertarian Wiki
		Neolibertarianism is a political philosophy combining elements of libertarian and conservative thought that embraces incrementalism and pragmatism domestically, and a generally interventionist foreign policy.
		Neolibertarianism holds that the best form of national government is one that promotes capitalism and strong national defense policies, including the use of pre-emptive military engagements if necessary.
		Critics often quote Randolf Borne: "War is the health of the State." Neolibertarians typically respond to this criticism by saying they support military engagements that remove impediments to capitalism and only in the most extreme situations.
	libertarianwiki.org /Neolibertarianism (603 words)

	QandO: Neolibertarian
		As for "neolibertarian," that sounds like something the adherent sort of makes up as he goes along.
		Posted by: George at May 14, 2004 01:36 PM I've always felt I was a libertarian rather than Libertarian.
		But the founder of the Republican Liberty Caucus said years ago (more than a decade) that neolibertarian is a distinction for the RLCers from the LP and the rest of the movement.
	qando.net /archives/002983.htm (1659 words)

	Neolibertarianism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Neolibertarianism is a political philosophy combining elements of neoconservative and libertarian thought that embraces incrementalism domestically, and a generally interventionist foreign policy based on self-interest and national defense.
		Neolibertarianism holds that the best form of national government is one that promotes neoconservative ideals, including the use of pre-emptive military engagements.
		Neolibertarianism derives a great deal from neoconservatism, a brand of conservatism favoring intervention in foreign affairs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Neolibertarian (1340 words)

	http://www.qando.net/ - Neolibertarian
		Neolibertarianism is not rampant interventionism - such a foreign policy would be at odds with the concept of a limited government.
		I wouldn’t agree that this neolibertarian perspective involves an assumption that human nature is "greedy and boorish" or "destructive to society and the general peace".
		Neolibertarians are welcome, as are paleo-libertarians, geo-libertarians, anarchocapitalists, libertarian Republicans, and libertarian Democrats (yeah, there are even a couple of these).
	www.qando.net /details.aspx?Entry=650 (14686 words)

	Talk:Neolibertarianism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Neolibertarians, though not as strict in their definition of "separation of church and state" as many American liberals and libertarians, do not advocate as strongly as other conservatives for the use of religion in public policy disputes."
		The whole term "neolibertarian" is a term coined by the self-declared "paleolibertarians" of the Mises Institute in order to defame other libertarians, and this whole article is unobjective trash.
		The first use of “neolibertarian” that I encountered was for a notion that liberty was subject to aggregate maximization and ought to be thus maximized.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Neolibertarianism (778 words)

	Democratic Peace: Libertarian Is Out -- Neolibertarian Is In.
		“Neolibertarian” smacks of “neoconservative,” which is a somewhat derogatory label that the liberal media originally gave those liberals, who disgusted with the anti-anticommunism of the left, began to support the hard line, conservative foreign policy.
		Likewise, neolibertarian smacks of a label the liberal media would also apply to libertarians who have defected from the Libertarian Party to support the Bush foreign policy.
		The name “neolibertarian” is now imbedded in the effort of the QandO people, and it has organization, thought, and momentum behind it.
	freedomspeace.blogspot.com /2005/03/libertarian-is-out-neolibertarian-is.html (2029 words)

	INCITE: The Neolibertarian Network
		The obvious one is, what in hell is a "neolibertarian?" The boys at QandO (who are also the founders of the NN) have written fairly extensively on the neolibertarian ideological framework.
		Briefly, however, a neolibertarian is a pragmatic, conservative libertarian.
		Indeed, a neolibertarian is someone, like me, who has traditionally referred to themselves as a "libertarian leaning conservative." Its goals are limiting the size and power of the state, limiting encroachments on personal freedom and liberty, and promoting free trade and deregulation--all of these things where practicable.
	incite1.blogspot.com /2005/03/neolibertarian-network.html (828 words)

	lowercase liberty: paleoliberalism
		Anthony Gregory posted to a discussion group recently on the differences between neolibertarianism, paleolibertarianism, paleoconservatism, and the "new" kid on the block (who is, in fact, centuries old): paleoliberalism.
		Since the neolibertarians are far less libertarian than the paleolibertarians, I might be a lot more politically at home with the latter.
		If the neolibertarians had opposed this monstrous war from the beginning, my perceived paleolibertarianism might not be as stark.
	www.bkmarcus.com /blog/2005/09/paleoliberalism.html (1531 words)

	Josh's Weblog: Neolibertarianism
		Dale Franks has revisited “neolibertarianism” in light of the debate over whether the Libertarian Party harms the libertarian movement.
		Neolibertarians, if we expect to retain some semblance of influence within the Party system, need numbers and we need organization.
		This is definitely aimed at a more practical level than the Covenant of Unanimous Consent, of which I am a signatory.
	pun.org /josh/archives/2005/03/neolibertariani.html (812 words)

	Wha is Neolibertarianism? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		To be a neolibertarian is almost the same as being a neolibertine.Both are always looking for just cause to implement the agenda of those who are rebels without a cause, or soon to be rebels without a clue.
		I figure neo=libertarianism is the latest buzzword to try to convince libertarians to not take back the Republican party, but rather to vote once or twice for high tax Democrats.
		It is however, a way to join neoconservatives and libertarians together in order to take the rudder from the social fundamentalists that seem to be driving the GOP into the ground these days.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1757074/posts (5446 words)

	Andrew Koppelman, Should Noncommercial Associations Have An Absolute Right To Discriminate?, 67 Law & Contemp. ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Part III surveys the arguments of the neolibertarians and shows that their arguments are slightly modified versions of the old libertarian objections to antidiscrimination legislation of any kind.
		The neolibertarian move is to deploy the same old arguments, but to restrict their scope to apply only to noncommercial associations.
		The challenge for the neolibertarians is to show that this modification rescues the arguments from the fatal flaws of their predecessors.
	www.law.duke.edu /journals/lcp/articles/LCP67Dautumn2004P27.HTM (15463 words)

	Neolibertarian.Net - The Neolibertarian Blogosphere
		The Neolibertarian Network is an aggregation of blogs that fall within the Neolibertarian ideological framework.
		If you have a Neolibertarian weblog, we will be happy to include you in the Neolibertarian Network.
		Submissions must be sent to submissions@qando.net, with the Subject, "Neolibertarian Network Blog Submission".
	www.neolibertarian.net /blogs (523 words)

	AFF's Brainwash :: Gene Healy :: A Journal of Neolibertarian Thought
		I was just saying to myself, you know, it's about time that somebody worked the insights of Irving Kristol about making peace with the welfare state into a flexible framework of pragmatic libertarianism.
		And presto, along comes the New Libertarian: a Journal of Neolibertarian Thought.
		As one of the editorials notes, "Doctrinaire hackles were raised recently" by Dale Franks' iconoclasm.
	www.affbrainwash.com /genehealy/archives/019663.php (673 words)

	Unqualified Offerings
		And, true enough, one of the specific policies that distinguished the RLC from other libertarians at the time was military interventionism, with the RLC was less inclined to oppose.
		It has interesting correspondences with "neoconservative" and "neoliberal," both movements that had their impetus substantially in national security concerns, both of which were substantially motivated by concern for the security of Israel - similarly a priority for the neolibertarians.
		"Neolibertarian" is not an automatically pejorative term, any more than "neoconservative" or "neoliberal" are, though like the other terms, it can be used pejoratively.
	www.highclearing.com /archivesuo/week_2002_11_03.html (11605 words)

	Neolibertarian Heterodox Unity
		- The overview self-description of neolibertarianism, both more philosophically consistent and more practical than paleolibertarianism.
		It's ironic that, aside from being potentially tyrannical on its own, an indoctrinated orthodoxy of beliefs would directly undermine our unity by attacking the very spirit of freedom and tolerance that's done so much to unite us as a nation.
		Posted by neolibertarian on May 7, 2005 at 10:41am
	neolibertarian.powerblogs.com /posts/1125549664.shtml (513 words)

	Outside The Beltway \| OTB - Trackbacks on Beltway Traffic Jam
		Excerpt: Neolibertarian I've been discussing my political ideology with various people lately, and I think it's time I fleshed it out here.
		I consider myself a Neolibertarian for two main reasons: 1: Libertarians have no sense of pragmatism;...
		Excerpt: Enemablog As another week draws to a close it is time for the weekly wrap of what's what.
	www.outsidethebeltway.com /wordpress/wp-trackback-popup.php?p=6112&c=1 (334 words)

	Instapundit.com -
		I'm not sure what that means, besides an effort to link me with neocons.
		But if I were a Neo-Libertarian, then wouldn't InstaPundit be the "Instapundit for the Neolibertarian Network?" I mean, that only makes sense.
		I left the Libertarian Party in 2004 when presidential candidate Michael Badnarik asked supporters to wear fl on the anniversary of 9/11 "to mourn the deaths of the thousands of people who have died as a result of U.S. government policies".
	instapundit.com /archives/023261.php (165 words)

	Philosophy of Freedom: DUOISM :: Forum
		If our neolibertarian arguments on the WOD are to be grounded upon economics, our argument loses.
		Economics is the study of scarcity, not morality, and it is moral arguments that drive the support for the WOD.
		To the extent that being ’neolibertarian’ means being ’pragmatic,’ not doctrinaire, then because the WOD is framed as a moral, government regulation in some form is going to have to be part of a neolibertarian counter argument.
	www.duoism.org /forum/index.htm (4964 words)

	LewRockwell.com Blog: re: Penn and Teller (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		I don't think they're neo-libertarians, but all I've heard from them about foreign policy is when Penn said he didn't like the Iraq War.
		This Q&A, from the show's website, sums their political views up (it doesn't sound neolibertarian):
		Q: Stop going after weirdoes and morons and put your focus on the corporations and gov't.
	blog.lewrockwell.com /lewrw/archives/005482.html (314 words)

	AlphaPatriot: NeoLibs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		QandO defines a Neolibertarian as "Pragmatic domestic libertarian; Hawk on defense".
		So drop by the Neolibertarian Network Blog and see what's happening.
		His foriegn policy is nothing short of brilliant which will reshape the world for decades.
	www.alphapatriot.com /home/archives/2005/05/25/neolibs.php (1554 words)

	History News Network
		I don't believe it has much to do with the hawkishness or incrementalism reform in domestic policy.
		It is just that one or more of the small group pushing this "neolibertarianism" favor a version of contractarianism as well as incrementalism in domestic policy.
		Most advocates of incrementalist reform in the Libertarian Party, anyway, hold to a natural rights position.
	hnn.us /comments/57931.html (199 words)

	Right Side of the Rainbow
		A Republican and a fan of Glock pistols, I blog on politics, the law and current events, with a focus on firearms policy, illegal immigration, federal court rulings, Islamo-Nazi terrorism, the war on drugs and issues of interest to gays and lesbians.
		(For an explanation of neolibertarianism, see this post by Dale Franks; for a list of other neolibertarian bloggers, go here.) I'm responsible for the content of this site and the opinions expressed here are my own.
		If you send me an e-mail, I may publish its content and your first name, unless you ask that I not; however, I won't publish your full name or e-mail address, unless you ask that I do.
	www.rightrainbow.com /about.html (461 words)

	Right Side of the Rainbow: Another neolibertarian blog hacked
		Right Side of the Rainbow: Another neolibertarian blog hacked
		Now a hacker has taken down the popular Q and O Blog, the blogosphere’s leading neolibertarian site.
		You must have a Typekey Identity to leave a comment on this blog.
	rightrainbow.com /archives/2006/09/another_neolibe.html (294 words)

	Photos #3
		Andrew was astonished to discover in fact he had been bitten by Adriana
		What all neolibertarian hawks should be driving now
		The Pellerito family militia eagerly awaited the delivery of their machineguns but in the meantime training continued using pool cues and shouting 'bang'.
	www.samizdata.net /blog/photos3.html (69 words)

	Dean's World - "From the Mailbag: Neolibertarian Stuff" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Dean's World - "From the Mailbag: Neolibertarian Stuff"
		I must say it sure made me open my thoughts, a bit more, and think there is something to be said about it.
		The police would be free to solve other crimes...
	www.deanesmay.com /posts/1131721417.comments.shtml (139 words)

	Flit(tm): Neolibertarians? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Jon Henke of QandO reports that he is a neolibertarian.
		He sounds suspiciously like me in my beliefs though I've adopted the practical libertarian, or more exact practical minarchist than the neolibertarian label because I thing that this provides more information regarding actual beliefs than a neo-style label.
		Posted by TMLutas at May 13, 2004 04:47 PM
	www.snappingturtle.net /jmc/tmblog/archives/004427.html (57 words)

	Dean's World - Neo-Libertarianism?
		I'm not sure if I'm a neolibertarian or not, but I think I'm awfully close to what they're driving at.
		Speaking of libertarianism in general, I've long thought of the hard-core libertarians--the really serious, no-compromisers--as the Marxists of the right.
		He notes there in comments that he will not be joining QandO's Neolibertarian Network because he doesn't support the war in Iraq.
	www.deanesmay.com /posts/1112209415.shtml (679 words)

	BlogExplosion Member Profile for rgcombs - BlogExplosion.com
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		I'm a technical writer in Denver and an opinionated libertarian -- actually, ''neolibertarian'' because I believe we're quite properly at war with an Islamofascist movement bent on world domination.
		Focus on human rights -- Life, Liberty, and Property -- and on the war against Islamofascism.
	www.blogexplosion.com /profile.php?member=rgcombs (130 words)

	Blogger: User Profile: LDF (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		About Me I am a neolibertarian minded individual who feels that freedom and individual rights take precedence over the wants of government.
		I believe government exists to serve the people and not to protect us from ourselves.
		Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
	www.blogger.com /profile/4991070 (98 words)

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