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Zusammenfassung: | "Have you ever wondered what libertarians think about vaccine mandates? About gun control? About racial and sexual inequalities? While libertarianism is well-known as a political theory relating to the scope and justification of state authority, the breadth and depth of libertarian work on a wide range of other topics in social and political philosophy is less well-known. This handbook is the first definitive reference on libertarianism that offers an in-depth survey of the central ideas from across philosophy, politics and economics, including applications to contemporary policy issues. The forty essays in this work provide an encyclopaedic overview of libertarian scholarship, from foundational debates about natural rights theories vs. utilitarian approaches, to policy debates over immigration, punishment and policing, and intellectual property. Each essay presents a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of historical and contemporary libertarian thought on its subject, and thus serves as an essential guide to current scholarship, and a starting place for discovering future lines of research. The book also contains a section on criticisms of libertarianism, written by leading scholars from the feminist, republican, socialist, and conservative perspectives, as well as a section on how libertarian political theory relates to various schools of economic thought such as the Chicago, Austrian, Bloomington, and Public Choice schools. This book is an essential and comprehensive guide for anyone interested in libertarianism, whether sympathiser or critic. Matt Zwolinksi is Professor of Philosophy at the University of San Diego, USA, and Director of USD's Center for Ethics, Economics, and Public Policy. Benjamin Ferguson is an Associate Professor at the University of Warwick, UK, and Director of their program in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics"-- |
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CONTENTS х' xw List of Contributors Acknowledgments 1 Introduction Matt Zwoliński and Benjamin Ferguson PARTI Foundations 11 1 13 Natural Rights Eric Mack 2 28 Freedom Martin van Hees 3 41 Welfare Christopher Freiman 4 56 Contractarianism John Thrasher 5 68 Virtue Ethics Neera К. Badhwar 6 82 Objectivism Gregory Salmieri vii
Contents PART II Key Concepts ЮЗ 7 Self-Ownership Daniel C. Russell 105 8 Property Rights Bas van der Vossen 120 9 Liberty Kyle Swan 135 10 Force and Coercion Billy Christmas 148 11 Political. Legitimacy and Authority Jason Brennan 164 PART III Institutional Regimes 179 12 Anarchism Roderick T. Long 181 13 Minimal Statism David Gordon 204 14 Classical Liberalism Stephen Davies 215 15 Left Libertarianism Hillel Steiner 229 PART IV Social Issues 241 16 Race Fabio Rojas 243 17 Sexual Ethics Chad Van Schoelandt 259 viii
Contents 18 Sex and Gender Steven Horwitz, Sarah Skwire, and Akiva Maiamét 275 19 Class David Μ. Hart 291 PARTV Domestic Policy Issues 309 20 The Welfare State Matt Zwoliński 311 21 Guns and Self-Defense Lester H. Hunt 325 22 Children and the Family Andrew Jason Cohen and Lauren Hall 336 23 Public Health and Health Care Policy Jessica Flanigan 351 24 Policing and Punishment Jake Monaghan 365 25 Taxation Miranda Perry Fleischer 380 PART VI Global Policy Issues 399 26 Colonialism and Territorial Rights Benjamin Ferguson 401 27 Immigration Hrishikesh Joshi 414 28 Rectification and Historic Injustice Jason Lee Byas 427 29 War and Humanitarian Intervention Fernando R. Tesón 441 ix
Contents 30 Environmental Issues Dan Shahar 455 31 Intellectual Property Adam Mossoff 471 PART VII Libertarianism and Economic Thought 487 32 Libertarianism and the Chicago School of Economics Ross Emmett 489 33 Libertarianism and the Austrian School of Economics PeterJ. Boettke 502 34 Libertarianism and Public Choice Michael Munger 518 35 Libertarianism and the Bloomington School Jayme Lemke and Jordan Lofthouse 534 PART VIII Critiques of Libertarianism 549 36 Feminist Critiques Lori Watson 551 Μ Liberal Egalitarian Critiques Richard Arneson 565 38 Conservative Critiques Justin Tosi and Brandon Warmke 579 39 Marxist Critiques Alex Gourevitch 593 40 Republican Critiques Eric MacGilvray 608 Index 621 x |
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CONTENTS х' xw List of Contributors Acknowledgments 1 Introduction Matt Zwoliński and Benjamin Ferguson PARTI Foundations 11 1 13 Natural Rights Eric Mack 2 28 Freedom Martin van Hees 3 41 Welfare Christopher Freiman 4 56 Contractarianism John Thrasher 5 68 Virtue Ethics Neera К. Badhwar 6 82 Objectivism Gregory Salmieri vii
Contents PART II Key Concepts ЮЗ 7 Self-Ownership Daniel C. Russell 105 8 Property Rights Bas van der Vossen 120 9 Liberty Kyle Swan 135 10 Force and Coercion Billy Christmas 148 11 Political. Legitimacy and Authority Jason Brennan 164 PART III Institutional Regimes 179 12 Anarchism Roderick T. Long 181 13 Minimal Statism David Gordon 204 14 Classical Liberalism Stephen Davies 215 15 Left Libertarianism Hillel Steiner 229 PART IV Social Issues 241 16 Race Fabio Rojas 243 17 Sexual Ethics Chad Van Schoelandt 259 viii
Contents 18 Sex and Gender Steven Horwitz, Sarah Skwire, and Akiva Maiamét 275 19 Class David Μ. Hart 291 PARTV Domestic Policy Issues 309 20 The Welfare State Matt Zwoliński 311 21 Guns and Self-Defense Lester H. Hunt 325 22 Children and the Family Andrew Jason Cohen and Lauren Hall 336 23 Public Health and Health Care Policy Jessica Flanigan 351 24 Policing and Punishment Jake Monaghan 365 25 Taxation Miranda Perry Fleischer 380 PART VI Global Policy Issues 399 26 Colonialism and Territorial Rights Benjamin Ferguson 401 27 Immigration Hrishikesh Joshi 414 28 Rectification and Historic Injustice Jason Lee Byas 427 29 War and Humanitarian Intervention Fernando R. Tesón 441 ix
Contents 30 Environmental Issues Dan Shahar 455 31 Intellectual Property Adam Mossoff 471 PART VII Libertarianism and Economic Thought 487 32 Libertarianism and the Chicago School of Economics Ross Emmett 489 33 Libertarianism and the Austrian School of Economics PeterJ. Boettke 502 34 Libertarianism and Public Choice Michael Munger 518 35 Libertarianism and the Bloomington School Jayme Lemke and Jordan Lofthouse 534 PART VIII Critiques of Libertarianism 549 36 Feminist Critiques Lori Watson 551 Μ Liberal Egalitarian Critiques Richard Arneson 565 38 Conservative Critiques Justin Tosi and Brandon Warmke 579 39 Marxist Critiques Alex Gourevitch 593 40 Republican Critiques Eric MacGilvray 608 Index 621 x |
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