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Our faculty are some of the top libertarian authors and college professors in the country – including economist Robert P. Murphy, James Madison biographer Kevin Gutzman, and Hillside College historian Brad Birzer. They were hand-picked for their unique perspectives on libertarian thought; their ability to translate sometimes-difficult ideas into clear, simple language; and their enthusiasm for sharing their free market knowledge with others.

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