One of the greatest opponents of IP1 is my friend and comrade-in-arms Jeff Tucker. See:
- Tucker and Kinsella, “Goods, Scarce andNonscarce,” in Stephan Kinsella, Legal Foundations of a Free Society (Houston, Texas: Papinian Press, 2023)
From Its a Jetsons World (Mises Institute, 2012):
- Our Miracle of Pentecost
- The Socialism of Agri-Patents
- Why Religious People Struggle with Economics
- Ideas, Free and Unfree: A Book Commentary (commentaries on Boldrin and Levine’s Against Intellectual Monopoly)
- “A Book that Changes Everything” (on Boldrin and Levine’s Against Intellectual Monopoly; “This book helped me see the world more clearly and understand so much that had previously remained cloudy.”)
- A Movie That Gets It Right
- Youtube Playlist
From Bourbon for Breakfast (Mises Institute, 2010):
- Authors: Beware of Copyright (also on LewRockwell.com)
- “If You Believe in IP, How Do You Teach Others?”
- “Is Intellectual Property the Key to Success?”
- “Books, Online and Off”
- “Mises.org in the Context of Publishing History”
From A Beautiful Anarchy (LFB, 2012):
- “Violating Rights in the Name of Property“
- “The Lorax: An Allegory on IP”
- “Market Failure: The Case of Copyright”
- “ISPs Becoming Enforcers for the State”
From Liberty.me: Freedom Is a Do-It-Yourself Project (Liberty.me, 2013):
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- Does Innovation Require the Patent Office?
- Interview with the Daily Bell (Jeffrey Tucker on Laissez Faire Books, Intellectual Property Rights and ‘Beautiful Anarchy’)
- The Patent Bubble and Its End (1, 2)
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- Tucker: Violating Rights in the Name of Property
- Jeff Tucker Free Talk Live Interview on Open Information and IP
- “A Theory of Open” (archived comments)
- “up with iTunes U” (including archived comments)
- Jeff Tucker Free Talk Live Interview on Open Information and IP
- Mises.org in the Context of Publishing History
- Misesian vs. Marxian vs. IP Views of Innovation (archived comments)
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