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Libertarian organizations have published Thorntons articles on drug and alcohol prohibition, and he was
once interviewed on the topic of prohibition by Agence
France-Presse.[9][10][11] Thornton contributed a chapter
to Jeerson Fish's book How to Legalize Drugs.[12]
2 Political activities
Thornton ran for U.S. Congress in 1984.[13] Thornton
has been the vice chairman and chairman of the Libertarian Party of Alabama. In 1988, he became the rst
Libertarian Party oce-holder in Alabama when he was
elected Constable, a local law-enforcement position.[5][14]
He was the Libertarian Partys Candidate for the U.S.
Senate in 1996. He was also endorsed by the Reform
Party, and came in third of four candidates.[14]
Mark Thornton speaking about business cycles during the 2008
Mises University conference.
3 Books
Thornton received his B.S. from St. Bonaventure University (1982), and his Ph.D. from Auburn University
(1989). Thornton taught economics at Auburn University. He formerly taught at Columbus State University
and is now a Senior Fellow at the Ludwig von Mises Institute,[3] where he is book review editor for its Quarterly
Journal of Austrian Economics.[6] He has written about
prohibition-related issues.[5]
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An Essay on Economic Theory: An English translation of Richard Cantillons Essai sur la Nature du
Commerce en Gnral (Thornton, editor; Chantal
Saucier, translator) Auburn, AL: Ludwig von Mises
Institute, 2010. (ISBN 978-1-61016-001-8)
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See also
List of Austrian School economists
Notes
External links
Mark Thornton, prole in Mises.org
"How Prohibition Made Pot More Potent: Q&A
with Auburn Universitys Mark Thornton. July
2013, Reason magazine video, ve minutes
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