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• Ancap
  • Preface
  • 1.1.1. The Principle of Self-Ownership
  • 1.1.2. Principle of Non-Aggression
  • 1.1.3. Property
  • 1.1.4. Conflicts, Morality and Law
  • 1.2.1. The Nature of Power
  • 1.2.2. Libertarianism and Power
  • 1.2.3. Meritocracy
  • 1.2.4. Anarchy
  • 1.3.1. Labor productivity
  • 1.3.2. Plan
  • 1.3.3. Market
  • 1.3.4. Capitalism
  • 1.4.1. The Concept of Ancap
  • 1.4.2. Expansion and Contraction of Ancap
  • 1.5. Summary
  • 2.1. The Ideal Ancap
  • 2.2. An Imperfect World
  • 2.2.1. Fuzziness of Boundaries
  • 2.2.2. Externalities
  • 2.2.3. Ancap and the Imperfect World
  • 2.3. An Imperfect Human
  • 2.3.1. A human is not fully subject to law
  • 2.3.2. Man is mortal
  • 2.3.3. Ancap and the Imperfect Human
  • 2.4. An Imperfect Society
  • 2.4.1. Communication Difficulties
  • 2.4.2. Opportunism
  • 2.4.3. Ancap and the Imperfect Society
  • 2.5. Summary
  • 3.1. Overview of Current Problems
  • 3.1.1. Problems inside us
  • 3.1.2. Problems Around Us
  • 3.2. Eliminating problems within ourselves
  • 3.3. Approaches to Changing Society
  • 3.3.1. Minarchism: a path of political reforms
  • 3.3.2. Secessionism: the creation of Ancapistan
  • 3.3.3. Instrumentalism: the search for technical solutions
  • 3.3.4. Agorism: the sprouting of ancap from within
  • 3.4. Summaty
  • Definitions
• Libertarian Theory of War
  • Preface
  • 1.1. Why isolate such an entity as war
  • 1.2. Tasks of the Libertarian Theory of War
  • 2.1. Preparing for War
  • 2.2. Entering the War
  • 2.3. Waging War
  • 2.4. Exiting the war
  • 2.5. Summing up the results of the war
  • 3. Application of the Theory of War
  • 3.1. An individual attacks
  • 3.2. A group attacks
  • 3.3. The state attacks
  • Conclusion
• Libertarianism and the leftist agenda
  • Preface
• David Friedman
  • The Machinery Of Freedom
    • THE MACHINERY OF FREEDOM
    • PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION
    • PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION
    • PREFACE TO THE THIRD EDITION
    • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    • INTRODUCTION
    • IN DEFENSE OF PROPERTY
    • A NECESSARY DIGRESSION
    • LOVE IS NOT ENOUGH
    • INTERLUDE
    • ROBIN HOOD SELLS OUT
    • THE RICH GET RICHER AND THE POOR GET RICHER
    • MONOPOLY I: HOW TO LOSE YOUR SHIRT
    • MONOPOLY II: STATE MONOPOLY FOR FUN AND PROFIT
    • EXPLOITATION AND INTEREST
    • I DON’T NEED NOTHING
    • LIBERTARIAN GRAB BAG OR HOW TO SELL THE STATE IN SMALL PIECES
    • SELL THE SCHOOLS
    • A RADICAL CRITIQUE OF AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES
    • THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF A UNIVERSITY
    • ADAM SMITH U.
    • OPEN THE GATES
    • SELL THE STREETS
    • 99 AND 44/100THS PERCENT BUILT
    • A FIRST STEP
    • COUNTERATTACK
    • MIGHT HAVE BEEN
    • IS WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY A CONTAGIOUS DISEASE?
    • IT’S MY LIFE
    • THE RIGHTS OF YOUTH
    • CREEPING CAPITALISM
    • IF YOU WANT IT, BUY IT
    • SCARCE MEANS FINITE
    • POLLUTION
    • BUCKSHOT FOR A SOCIALIST FRIEND
    • ANARCHY IS NOT CHAOS
    • WHAT IS ANARCHY? WHAT IS GOVERNMENT?
    • POLICE, COURTS, AND LAWS— ON THE MARKET
    • THE STABILITY PROBLEM
    • IS ANARCHO-CAPITALISM LIBERTARIAN?
    • AND, AS A FREE BONUS
    • SOCIALISM, LIMITED GOVERNMENT, ANARCHY, AND BIKINIS
    • NATIONAL DEFENSE: THE HARD PROBLEM
    • IN WHICH PREDICTION IS REDUCED TO SPECULATION
    • WHY ANARCHY?
    • REVOLUTION IS THE HELL OF IT
    • THE ECONOMICS OF THEFT OR THE NONEXISTENCE OF THE RULING CLASS
    • THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE PUBLIC GOOD TRAP
    • HOW TO GET THERE FROM HERE
    • POSTSCRIPT FOR PERFECTIONISTS
    • FOR LIBERTARIANS: AN EXPANDED POSTSCRIPT
    • PROBLEMS
    • WHERE I STAND
    • ANSWERS: THE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF LAW
    • PRIVATE LAW ENFORCEMENT, MEDIEVAL ICELAND, AND LIBERTARIANISM
    • IS THERE A LIBERTARIAN FOREIGN POLICY?
    • THE MARKET FOR MONEY
    • What Commodity?
    • Preference is not Prediction
    • ANARCHIST POLITICS: CONCERNING THE LIBERTARIAN PARTY
    • G.K. CHESTERTON — AN AUTHOR REVIEW
    • The Cure
    • The First Legal System
    • Anarcho-Capitalism: The Kindergarten Version
    • Bargaining into Anarchic Order
    • A Positive Account of Rights
    • Market Failure: An Argument for and Against Government
    • Anarchy and Efficient Law
    • Default Rules, Economies of Scale, and the Stability Problem
    • The Hard Problem: Part II
    • Initial Appropriation, a Brief Venture Into Moral Philosophy
    • Welfare and Immigration–the Other Half of the Argument
    • The Poverty of Our Circumstances
    • Problems with Ayn Rand’s Derivation of Ought from Is
    • The Economics of Virtue and Vice
    • An Argument I Lost: Where My Moral Philosphy Comes From
    • Capitalist Trucks
    • The Conservative Mistake
    • The Misuse of Externality Arguments
    • Unschooling: A Libertarian Approach to Children
    • Welcome to the Future
    • Appendix I. Other Works of Mine that You May (or May Not) Find of Interest
    • Appendix II. My Competition
    • Appendix III. Some Numbers
    • David Friedman. The Machinery of Freedom. Audiobook.
  • David Friedman answers questions of Russian libertarians
  • David Friedman. Legal Systems Very Different from Ours. Contents.
    • 1. Imperial Chinese Law [4]
    • 2. Romani Law
    • 3. The Amish
    • 4. Jewish Law: A Brief Account
    • 5. Islamic Law
    • 6. When God is the Legislator
    • 7. Pirate Law
    • 8. Prisoners’ Law
    • 9. Embedded and Polylegal Systems
    • 10. Saga-Period Iceland
    • 11. Somali Law
    • 12. Early Irish Law
    • 13. Comanche, Kiowa and Cheyenne: The Plains Indians
    • 14. Feud Law
    • 15. England in the Eighteenth Century
    • 16. Athenian Law: The Work of a Mad Economist
    • 17. Enforcing Rules
    • 18. The Problem of Error
    • 19. Making Law
    • 20. Guarding the Guardians
    • 21. Ideas We Can Use
• Erick Mack. Libertarianism
  • Libertarianism
  • Introduction
  • Locke on Natural Rights, Political Society, Resistance, and Toleration
  • Hume on Principles for Cooperation to Mutual Advantage
  • Mill on the Utilitarian Case for Liberty
  • Spencer on the Greatest Happiness Principle and the Law of Equal Freedom
  • Introduction
  • Nozick on the Separateness of Persons, Moral Side Constraints, and Rights
  • Hayek on Social Order, Freedom, and the Rules of Just Conduct
  • Introduction
  • Nozick on Historical Entitlement, Property Rights, and the Lockean Proviso
  • Hayek on Social Justice versus the True Function of Market Remuneration
  • Introduction
  • Steiner’s Left-Libertarian Principles of Justice
  • Lomasky’s Rational Norms for Personal Project Pursuers
  • Rasmussen and Den Uyl’s Meta-Norms for Flourishing Individuals
  • Schmidtz’s Pluralist and Indirect Consequentialist Theory of Justice
  • Consequentialist Approaches and Strict Enough Compliance
  • Introduction
  • Anarchy, the No Taxation Minimal State, and the Taxation Minimal State
  • Rawls’ Critique of Libertarianism
  • Murphy and Nagel on the Illusions and Confusions of Libertarianism
  • G. A. Cohen’s Anti-Capitalist Egalitarianism
  • Bibliography
• Stefan Molyneux. Practical Anarchy
  • PREFACE
  • INTRODUCTION
  • LIMITATIONS
  • THE ANSWER?
  • THE ARGUMENT FROM APOCALYPSE
  • A MERELY PERSONAL CONFESSION…
  • A FEW PRINCIPLES…
  • COLLECTIVE DEFENSE: AN EXAMPLE OF METHODOLOGY
  • STATIST NATIONAL “DEFENSE”: A CRITICAL EXAMPLE
  • INTRODUCTION: THE SIX QUESTIONS
  • ANARCHISM – FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
  • DISPROVING THE STATE: FOUR ARGUMENTS AGAINST
  • ANARCHY, VIOLENCE AND THE STATE
  • WAR, PROFIT AND THE STATE
  • A SUCCESSFUL OPERATION (A DEAD PATIENT!)
  • DISPUTE RESOLUTION ORGANIZATIONS
  • THE STATELESS SOCIETY: AN EXAMINATION OF ALTERNATIVES
  • THE STATELESS SOCIETY AND VIOLENT CRIME
  • THESE CAGES ARE ONLY FOR BEASTS…
  • STATELESS DICTATORSHIPS: HOW A FREE SOCIETY PREVENTS THE RE-EMERGENCE OF A GOVERNMENT
  • IRRATIONAL LAWS?
  • TANK CONTROL
  • ROADS
  • HEALTH CARE
  • STATELESS PRISONS
  • MONEY
  • SAVING CHILDREN: THE STATELESS SOCIETY AND THE
  • PREVENTING TRAGEDY – AN ANARCHIC ANALYSIS OF ABORTION
  • THE VALUE OF ANARCHISM
• The Network State