In Loyalty to Liberty is a liber amicorum in the proper sense, namely a book written by those who wish to honor a common friend with whom they share the love of liberty. The essays included in this volume have been selected from a large group of renowned scholars and experts and arranged into four sections. While the first section focuses on the honoree in his functions as freeman and father and on his ability to attract followers and fellows, the remaining three sections address topics related to political, economic and cultural concepts that have captured his scholarly interest over time. All contributions express the authors great appreciation for the man to whom this celebratory volume is dedicated on the occasion of his 75th birthday, Kurt R. Leube

Hardy Bouillon is Extracurricular Professor of Philosophy at Trier University and a Fellow at the Liechtenstein Academy. He studied philosophy and art history in Albuquerque (USA), Oxford (UK), and Trier (Germany). Guest professorships have taken him to several European universities. Bouillon has authored and edited more than 20 books and over 150 articles. His publications include Libertarians and Liberalism (1997), Ordered Anarchy (2007), and Business Ethics and the Austrian Tradition in Economics (2011). His most recent monograph, Wählerische Selektionen, was published in 2018.