In the Fall 2009 issue of LSU Alumni Magazine, “Tigers in Print” section.
Tigers in Print
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Stephan Kinsella is a libertarian writer and retired patent attorney in Houston, Texas. He has published widely on various areas of libertarian legal theory and on legal topics such as intellectual property law and international law. His publications include Legal Foundations of a Free Society (Papinian Press, 2023), Against Intellectual Property (Mises Institute, 2008), International Investment, Political Risk, and Dispute Resolution: A Practitioner’s Guide (Oxford, 2020), and The Universal Principles of Liberty (2025).
My Failed Libertarian Speaking Hiatus; Memories of Mises Institute and Other Events, 1988–20192025
- Schoolland: Sticks and Stones: A Critique of Libel and Slander Laws March 8, 2026 Stephan Kinsella
- McKernan: “The EpiGenome and the freedom to read your own genes” (2013) March 7, 2026 Stephan Kinsella
- Intellectual Property & Scarcity (LewRockwell.com, 2003) March 7, 2026 Stephan Kinsella
- Intellectual Property and Consistency (LewRockwell.com, 2003) March 7, 2026 Stephan Kinsella
- IP is a thought crime: Joren De Wachter at TEDxLeuven (2013) March 7, 2026 Stephan Kinsella
- House of “Lords” report, “AI, copyright and the creative industries” March 6, 2026 Stephan Kinsella
- It is impossible to own ideas March 5, 2026 Stephan Kinsella
- KOL483 | The Economics and Ethics of Intellectual Property, Loyola University—New Orleans March 5, 2026 Stephan Kinsella
- Jeff Tucker: Doing Business Without Intellectual Property February 19, 2026 Stephan Kinsella
- PTAB Whiplash and Uncertainty: Director Discretion and Policy Swings at the PTO February 15, 2026 Stephan Kinsella
Senator Andrey Vavilov invited to play for the Exchange Stabilization FundGold fell
Last year I was prevented from registering for the Boston Marathon because my fiancee experienced a house gutting fire in September and a perforated colon in October resulting in three operations. I contacted the BAA to make sure my qualifying time at the Twin Cities Marathon was good for 2011 also. I was assured it was. Looking at last years registration I felt certain I would get my registration in if I did it on the first day. That did not happen. I am 56 years old and through determination and perseverance I qualified on my twentieth try. I am dismayed and shocked that I will not be able to participate because there was no warning it would close so unbelievably fast. To work this hard for something and have it taken away because I did the right thing for my fiancee and a registration that closed so quickly without warning. The BAA runs a very shoddy operation.