Brian Phillips
Brian Phillips is the founder of the Texas Institute for Property Rights. Brian has been defending property rights for nearly thirty years. He played a key role in defeating zoning in Houston, Texas, and in Hobbs, New Mexico.
He is the author of three books: Individual Rights and Government Wrongs, The Innovator Versus the Collective, and Principles and Property Rights.
Visit his website at texasipr.com.
Cronyism—From Wall Street to Main Street
Zoning Versus the Internet
The Birth of a Campaign Against Rights
Protect Individual Rights, Not the “Right to Work”
The EPA’s RRP Rule isn’t About Safety
The Protection Racket of Occupational Licensing
California vs. Texas
Preserving our Heritage
An Interview with an Immigrant
Building Safely without Government Building Codes
The “Free Rider Problem”
Should We License Voters?
The Fallacy of the Broken Window
Occupational Licensing Destroys Jobs
New Technology: Can the Government Really Pick Winners?
Your Life is Your Responsibility
Zoning and Tyranny
The Moral and Financial Bankruptcy of Government Intervention
Two Wrongs and Rights: Chick-Fil-A, The Thought Police and Gay Civil Unions
Unlimited Government vs. Capitalism
The Nature of Zoning