It’s been a while since I worked on the translation of Molynieux’s “Practical Anarchy,” but from time to time, even those texts that don’t receive donations need to be posted, otherwise the public forgets they exist.
In chapter 17, The Stateless Society: An Exploration of Alternatives, the author examines several groups of typical arguments put forward by supporters of the state in defense of the state’s right to exist, and for each group provides a brief justification of their invalidity. As usual, he maintains a brisk polemical style, but, of course, the orientation of the arguments toward a Western reader is evident.
As a reminder, I am continuing the projects to translate several books into Russian:
- Libertarianism by Eric Mack – 20 out of 23 chapters translated
- Practical Anarchy by Stephan Molynieux – 18 out of 29 chapters translated
- Legal Systems Very Different from Our Own by David Friedman – 9 out of 22 chapters translated
I am also about to finish writing my own book about ancap.
And all of this is much easier to work on when there are donations.
