Archive for Spencer Heath MacCallum
A Peaceful Ferment in Somalia
Spencer MacCallum is a social anthropologist living in Tonopah, Nevada, where he directs the Heather Foundation. He is the author of numerous articles on classical liberalism and of The Art of Community, published by the Institute for Humane Studies. A social experiment with far-reaching implications for human freedom is shaping up in Somalia. I had [...]
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