About Liberalism.org
An Online Magazine for Free & Open People
We think of these as the Four Corners of Liberalism: political, economic, cultural, and intellectual freedom.
About Liberalism.org
Liberalism.org exists to advance the frontiers of political, economic, cultural, and intellectual freedom. We think of these as the Four Corners of Liberalism. Most social challenges implicate all four corners. Liberal theory and practice should be no less capacious. We welcome such complexity. That's why we're committed to friendly but rigorous debate and why we draw on a diverse range of contributors—scholars, essayists, and policy experts from across the family of liberal views.
We hope that you'll join us. You can learn more about our mission, our team, and our contributors below.
Staff
Editor-in-Chief, Liberalism.org
Jason Kuznicki is the author of Technology and the End of Authority: What Is Government For? and has published widely on gender, history, and how technology shapes individual and social choice.
jkuznicki@ihs.gmu.edu
Senior Director of Liberal Projects, Institute for Humane Studies
Aaron Ross Powell hosts The Liberalism.org Show and writes about political ethics and the practices, perspectives, and values of liberalism.
apowell@ihs.gmu.edu
Managing Director of Development and Communications, Institute for Humane Studies
Joshua Eakle leads brand strategy, audience growth, and external communications for Liberalism.org. He previously oversaw go-to-market operations and the programming behind Students For Liberty's LibertyCon conference.
jeakle@ihs.gmu.edu2026 Fellows
Fellow, Liberalism.org
Radley Balko is an independent researcher and writer on civil liberties and criminal justice. He is the author of The Rise of the Warrior Cop and The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist.
Fellow, Liberalism.org
Janet Bufton is a writer, editor, and speaker based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. She co-founded the Institute for Liberal Studies and sits on the advisory board of the World Anti-Extremism Network.
Fellow, Liberalism.org
Michael C. Munger is a professor at Duke University and the author of Choosing in Groups, The Thing Itself, Tomorrow 3.0, and The Sharing Economy.
Senior Program Officer, Liberty Fund, Inc.
Sarah Skwire researches and writes on the intersection of literature, liberty, and economics.
Fellow, Liberalism.org
Ilya Somin is Professor of Law at George Mason University and B. Kenneth Simon Chair in Constitutional Studies at the Cato Institute.
Fellow, Liberalism.org
Matt Zwolinski is a political philosopher at the University of San Diego and director of the Center for Ethics, Economics, and Public Policy.