This book presents a libertarian theory of justice. It defends natural rights, explains why we should care about justice, describes our basic rights and property rights, contrasts justice and fairness, and argues that justice requires an unhampered market and a stateless society.
This book was published as a 6" x 9" paperback on March 28, 2012. Click here to buy one or more.
If you are looking for a reason to celebrate the day, or you want an excuse to take a day of vacation from work, look up the date in Halliday's Holidays, which, for every day of the year, lists the anniversaries of events that are worth celebrating (if you are a libertarian or a NY Yankees fan or share some of my other tastes).
A hand-picked collection of quotations on a variety of topics by authors from the past and present. I have arranged the quotations by topic and again by author, so you can look for them either way.
These are short pieces in which I pretend to take a bad idea seriously and apply it consistently.
- A Proposal for the Gradual Elimination of Slavery in America
- The Reasonableness of Gradual Reforms
- Legislative Candidate Sleep Awareness Survey
Links to book reviews that I have written over the years.
Links to notes about some of the books I have read over the years.
My collection of links to thousands of articles by others that describe how the free market has provided, or could theoretically provide, services that are often associated with the state.