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Organizations:

Advocates for Self-Government

Libertarian polemics, as well as the home site for the Nolan quiz. Publishes a biweekly.

http://www.theadvocates.org/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Association of Libertarian Feminists

Information on ALF's purpose, news, discussion papers, and membership information.

http://www.alf.org/

Australian Libertarian Society

Promotes individual liberty in Australia.

http://www.libertarian.org.au/

Citizens for a Sound Economy

Advocates market-based solutions to public policy problems.

http://www.cse.org/

CyberNation of Freedom

Dedicated to change the world for the better by returning and defending the inalienable rights of individuals everywhere.

http://www.cybernationoffreedom.com/

Democratic Freedom Caucus

Advancing libertarians and libertarian ideas within the Democratic Party. The site offers news, policy information and links.

http://www.progress.org/dfc/

European Free State

A site with a goal to create a place in Europe for those who want to be free.

http://www.europeanfreestate.net/

The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies

Research in objective law with papers and support for university chapters.

http://www.fed-soc.org/

Free State Project

An organization seeking to persuade 20,000 or more liberty-oriented people to move to New Hampshire, where they may work within the political system to reduce the size and scope of government.

http://www.freestateproject.org/

Libertarian Freedom Council

An independent libertarian political organization that promotes libertarianism and works with young professionals, students and entrepreneurs.

http://www.libertarianfreedomcouncil.org/

Libertarian Futurist Society

An organization promoting libertarian science fiction.

http://www.lfs.org/

Libertarian International

Network of continental liberty advocates.

http://www.libertarian.to/

Libertarian International Organization

Portal to world libertarian resources, including party websites and studies.

http://maxpages.com/lio/

Liberty Committee

Group of libertarian Congressmen dedicated to the advancement of liberty.

http://www.thelibertycommittee.org/

Liberty Network

European free-market libertarians.

http://www.line.dk/

Liberty Round Table

A group of liberty advocates.

http://www.libertyroundtable.org/

Mont Pelerin Society

A classical liberal society, founded by Friedrich Hayek and other scholars.

http://www.montpelerin.org/

Nova Civitas

Political club in Flanders, Belgium. In Flemish and in English.

http://www.novacivitas.org/

Outright Libertarians

Gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered Libertarian activists.

http://www.outrightusa.org/

Pacific Legal Foundation

Supports pro bono litigation for less government and objective law.

http://www.pacificlegal.org/

Philosophers Guild

Libertarian oriented association dedicated to independent thinking. Newsletter, member list, and list of links.

http://home.att.net/~guildmaster/wsb/

Professors of Liberty

An organization consisting of those faculty members at the universities who embrace and advocate the ideals of individual liberty and self-responsibility.

http://genius.ucsd.edu/~john/p/libuniv_dir/libprofs.html

Republican Liberty Caucus

Works to advance the principles of limited government, individual liberty and free markets within the Republican Party and throughout the United States.

http://www.rlc.org/

Small Business Survival Committee

Archived media advocacy and issue papers promoting less regulation. Internships available.

http://www.sbsc.org/

Society for Individual Freedom

British organization campaigns for more personal freedom, less State control, and for genuinely free enterprise. Publishes pro-freedom articles.

http://www.individualist.org.uk/

Thomas Paine Network

A caucus encouraging dialogue between the libertarian right with their critique of centralized government and the libertarian left with their critique of monopoly capitalism.

http://www.tpaine.org/

West Coast Libertarian Foundation

A Canadian libertarian organization in the Greater Vancouver area.

http://www.wclf.org/

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