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This is a list of American-libertarian organizations, many or all of which qualify as think-tanks. Some of them also qualify as conservatist.
- The Cato Institute
- The Competitive Enterprise Institute [W] (web, FaceBook) "is a non-profit public policy organization dedicated to advancing the principles of free enterprise and limited government."
- The Federalist Society [W] (web, FaceBook) "is a non-partisan conservative / libertarian organization dedicated to freedom, federalism, and judicial restraint."
- The Galen Institute [W]
- The Independent Institute: against war on drugs, neoconservatism, immigration restrictions, corporate welfare, restrictions on reproductive rights, and capital punishment -- but also purveyors of global warming denial, though this may be a minority view within the organization.
- The Ludwig von Mises Institute [W] (web) is a major purveyor of American-libertarian propaganda