Rationalism, Pluralism, and Freedom reviews

A few new reviews of RPF,, so I'm making a post here with the overall list that I can update from time to time.

Melissa Schwartzberg in The New Rambler Review
Mark Koyama in Public Choice
Nicholas Tampio in Theory & Event,
Benjamin Hertzberg in Contemporary Political Theory
Andrew Norton in Policy
Roderick T. Long in Reason

Other RPF content:
Interview on the "Free Thoughts" podcast with Aaron Ross Powell and Trevor Burrell
at Penn, April 16, 2015
Roundtable at APSA, September 3 2015
at Duke, September 24 2015

Free Thoughts podcast about Rationalism, Pluralism, and Freedom

I was interviewed by Cato's Aaron Ross Powell and Trevor Burrus for the http://libertarianism.org podcast "Free Thoughts" about Rationalism, Pluralism, and Freedom. Our hourlong discussion is available as a podcast or online audio here.

Mark Koyama reviews Rationalism, Pluralism, and Freedom

in Public Choice.

RPF reviews

This seems a little too openly self-promotional for BHL, but: see Todd Seavey on my new book at his blog, and Melissa Schwartzberg at The New Rambler Review, a new review site edited by Adrian Vermeule, Blakeley Vermeule, and Eric Posner.

Book offer for students

I have some extra copies of books to which I contributed sitting around the office. Anthony Laden and David Owen, eds., Multiculturalism and Political Theory James Fleming and Jacob T. Levy, eds., NOMOS LV: Federalism and Subsidiarity Avigail Eisenberg and Jeff Spinner-Halev, eds., Minorities Within Minorities Will Kymlicka and Alan Patten eds., Language Rights and Political Theory Better to get them into the hands of people who will read them. So: The first eight current students (or postdocs) who buy a copy of Rationalism, Pluralism, and Freedom after this post goes up, and who forward me their proof-of-purchase e-mail, can name one of the above books and I'll send it to them. (Actually, please name a first and a second choice in case there's clustering; I'll also update this post to indicate when each of the volumes runs out.) The cheapest way to buy RPF is directly from OUP: go here, and use discount code ASFLYQ6 at checkout for 30% off. For a while, at least, OUP was giving an additional 10% off to people making their first direct purchase through the website. If that's still true, then it comes to $US 30 or so. E-mail address is jtlevy [at] gmail.com .