User:Oceanflynn/sandbox/bibliography libertarianism

Libertarianism, a selected bibliography is sandbox article created to collect and attempt to organize resources relating to the changing discourse on libertarian thought in the form of a timeline, a selected annotated bibliography and tables. This is a research tool and not a finished product, created to enhance understanding of the various changes in libertarian thought, movements and organizations over the decades. The tables will attempt to categorize certain stances on issues based on chronology and adhesion to various hyphenated forms of libertarianism. An attempt will be made to use the language adopted by the authors of each bibliographic reference to aim for a neutral point of view. The list will first use HighBeam articles and articles on existing wikipedia articles related to libertarianism.

Timeline in reverse chronological order
{{quote|"Unlike with previous generations, we’re seeing a newer dimension emerge where they agree with Democrats on social issues, and on economic issues lean more to the right. It’s possible that Democrats will have to shift to the right on economic issues. But the Republicans will definitely have to move to the left on social issues. They just don’t have the numbers otherwise."
 * 2014 In an August 2014 article New York Times, journalist Draperaug argued that the libertarian movement has gained a "genuine political momentum" through Republican Senator Rand Paul, son of former congressman and former presidential candidate Ron Paul. According to Draperaug, the libertarian movement tended in the past to work from the sidelines as critics of American political institutions. However, the millennials have libertarian leanings and are aligned with neither Democrats nor Republicans. Citing Reason pollster Emily Ekins,
 * 2011 Reason Magazine conducted a poll regarding political adhesion in the United States using a nationally representative sample of 1200 respondents,
 * 2010 Jacob Huebert's book entitled Libertarianism Today was published.{{Sfn|Huebert|2010}}{{Sfn|Block|2010}}
 * 1970 Lanny Friedlander sold Reason to a consortium of its writers,{{Ref|Fox|2012}} Robert W. Poole, Jr., Manuel S. Klausner, and Tibor R. Machan.
 * 1969 American politician David Nolan devised the The Nolan Chart, with two axes, expanding the analysis of political view points measured in terms of degrees of economic and personal freedom, from the simple left- right dichotomy to include libertarianism and populism (totalitarianism) measured in terms of degrees of economic and personal freedom.
 * May 1968 Reason Magazine was founded by a nineteen-year-old college student Lanny Friedlander (1947-2011) who created the magazine in his college dorm at Boston University as a mimeographed publication. Friedlander did not want Reason to be written from a strictly right-wing or left-wing libertarian point of view.{{Ref|Fox|2012}} In his first issue explained that his magazine Reason would write about issues such as "poverty, racism, the draft, the war, student power, politics using reason not slogans,{{Ref|Fox|2012}} "proof, not belligerent assertion. Logic, not legends. Coherance, not contradictions."{{Ref|Fox|2012}}{{Sfn|Hayek|Leary|Hitchens|Szasz|Reagan|2012}}