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The University's Libertarian Library Online aims to collect together online resources exploring different aspects of libertarian philosophy in a convenient single-source location, thus providing a comprehensive virtual library of libertarianism. As well as providing access to complete texts of such key writers as Henry David Thoreau, Ludwig von Mises and Adam Smith via online libraries, it includes links to libertarian organizations, political parties and to thousands of shorter articles and papers. All resources are free at the point of delivery and fully digitized for easy searching and printing.

The language of the Library is English; we note that there are also valuable resources in other languages outside the scope of the Library.

The interpretation of libertarianism taken in the Library is wide, although not all those listed here interpret it within such broad boundaries. In particular, links are provided to left-libertarian, right-libertarian and non-partisan sources. No link should be taken to indicate either endorsement of that organization by the University, or vice versa.

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Psychological Notes
(ISSN 0267 7172)

13. David Murray, Denying the Nazi Connection: A Review of Ronald Hayman's 'A Life of Jung', 2000, 2pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 489 0
(pdf)

12. Nigel Meek, Racism, Collectivism and Social Psychology, 1998, 4pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 406 8
(pdf)

11. Professor Russell Eisenman, From Creative, Deviant Movements to Conventional Oppressors: A Look at Psychoanalysis and Feminism, 1995, 4pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 273 1
(pdf)

10. Dr. Robert Lefever, Rational-Emotive Therapy: An Appreciation (With a Selective Bibliography by Dr. Chris R. Tame), 1993, 2pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 169 7
(pdf)

09. Roderick Moore, Instinctivism: The Ideology of Permissiveness (With an Afterword, "On Sex, Permissiveness and Horror Films" by Dr. Chris R. Tame), 1993, 7pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 150 6
(pdf)

08. Judy Tame, Psychotherapy: Philosophy, Not Medicine, 1992, 7pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 113 1
(pdf)

07. Brian Micklethwait, What the Success Books Say, 1992, 4pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 099 2
(pdf)

06. Professor Hans Eysenck & Nicholas Elliott, Hereditary, Environment and Evidence: An Exchange, 1992, 2pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 093 3
(pdf)

05. Professor Thomas Szasz, Against Behaviorism (A Review of B. F. Skinner's 'About Behaviorism'), 1991, 4pp.
ISBN: 1 85637 065 8
(pdf)

04.Ernest H. Hutten, Psychology and Subjectivity, 1990, 4pp.
ISBN: 1 870614 91 7
(pdf)

03.George Hay, Some Reflections on Neuro-Linguistic Programming, 1989, 4pp.
ISBN: 1 870614 68 2
(pdf)

02.Jarret B. Wollstein, The Causes of Aggression, 1989, 4pp.
ISBN: 1 870614 50 X
(pdf)

01.Nicholas Elliott, Hans Eysenck: An Assessment, 1988, 4pp.
ISBN: 0 9488317 83 3
(pdf)