The Future is Brighter Than You Think

Is the libertarian moment still possible? Is it realistic to seek classical liberal solutions to today’s problems? The future is brighter than you think. 

Our friends at Young Voices and Students For Liberty launched a new e-book to prove there IS “A Future for Millennials.” 

Young Voices, a policy project of the international nonprofit Students For Liberty, aims to give a voice to our movement’s best policy writers. Below is a compilation of creative solutions to modern policy problems. If you’re interested in using freedom to fix our criminal justice system, the sharing economy, and our overall culture, definitely give this a read. 

Here’s a sneak peek at the contents. Notice any familiar names?

Acknowledgements By Casey Given
Introduction By Elizabeth Nolan Brown
Twilight on the Electronic Frontier: Why Millennials Will Drive the New Digital Age By Ryan Hagemann
Libertarianism and Criminal Law: Crimes, Police Militarization, and Personal Freedom By Randal John Meyer
The Case for Reforming U.S. Student Visa Policy By Matthew La Corte
Beyond Harm-Reduction: Creating a Positive Drug Culture through Legalization By Daniel Takash
Uber: The Promise of Entrepreneurship, and the Burdens of Over-Regulation By Jared Meyer
Police Brutality: Its Causes and Solutions By Cory Massimino
The Renting Generation By Nick Zaiac
Liberalizing Securities Regulation: How to Boost Startups and Democratize Capital Markets By Ari Blask
Un-Breaking the Welfare State By Charles Hughes
Dealing with the Debt By Harry Riegel
Let Healthcare Innovation Flourish By Tom Capone
The Regressive Effects of Public Education By Rachel Reese
Campus Free Speech and the Culture of Conformity By John Slater