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almost exclusively upon the expertise of juridical specialists while ignoring the, real needs and social instincts of the very people it is supposed to help. Here Osterfeld dares to refer to the ideas and theoretical insights of a number of unconventional but extremely provocative thinkers, social theorists like Lysander Spoo'ner, Friedrich A. Hayek, Murray N. Rothbard, Gabriel Kolko, Ludwig von Mises, Robert Nisbet, Walter Grinder, and Randolph Bourne. Convinced t ha t t her e· is 1itt Ie hope for human freedom to be found in the the 0 r i e s 0 f e i the r Ma r x 0 r Keynes, Os t er f e I d leads his readers in a quest for a more intelligent sol ut ion to the prodigious problems imposed upon us by modernity. This book most certainly gives the reader a percept ive guide to an understanding of contemporary libertarian thought and the logic of individualist anarchism as a means to regain our freedom. xiv
Page 1 and 2: FREEDOM, SOCIETY AND THESTATE An In
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Page 7 and 8: V. Some Justification for the State
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PART ONE The Individualist Anarchis
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promptly proceeded "to destroy priv
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Freedom, he says, "is efficient--th
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But as Arnold Brecht, among others,
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In brief, in contrast to the collec
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Mannhelm's Deja Vu (New York: St. M
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(20)David Friedman, "The Anarchist
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tive peasants (grubbers) or the pri
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ministrative system, of an ideology
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ductive work."(14) It is through a
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But the emergence of demo,cracy and
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. War. A second, vi tally important
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have several imporant consequences.
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essentials of the modern totalitari
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stable, or would it, as paradoxical
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sents the possibility of loss. This
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which usually meant adjusting to th
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used cars, rather than direct corpo
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Utility of Party B A Percent of Inc
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oft his eve r rea c h e s the poor.
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(19)Ibid., p. 298-99. (20)Rothbard,
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See my "Class Analysis and Economic
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116
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concludes, "planning means autarky.
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Spa n ish - Arne ric a n War, the t
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t his recur r i n g s p e c t a c I
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ass urethe sur v i val and sueces S
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This is in conformity with the th'e
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explained by psychological, not eco
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Capitalism (Boston: Houghton MIff}
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P. Dutton, 1965), pp. 243-85. (38)B
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PART 'IWO The Individualist Anarchi
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which we are concerned -- is why wo
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c i e t y b e c a use 0 fit s uti l
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procal subordination": the individu
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to fear one another, man could live
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ights position: "Clearly the con'ce
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government is as simple as it is pe
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A transformation of this classical
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if he knew that he was poor, he wou
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collective goods and externalities;
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(12)Wolin, p. 46. (13)Rousseau, p.
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176
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society. It is not surprising, "the
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The s h 0 r t com i n g s 0 f wh a
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neetion -- ,individualization -- di
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final price would include all labor
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er day it might only buy two bushel
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- 2. WILLIAM B. GREENE AND CURRENCY
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i sana t u ra I r j g h t . The rig
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3. JOSHUA K. INGALLS AND THE OWNERS
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There is, he continued, no middle g
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far fro m g ran ting c rim inalsi m
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social expediency. After reading St
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producing "monopol istic profit" fo
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t icated cousin, twentieth century
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Hum p h r e y N0 yes i nAmerica are
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immediately following its decision.
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III (Weston, Mass.: M and S Press,
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CHAPTER VII The Politico-Economic P
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t ion a f for de d by the rna r ke
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esources as the consumers do to the
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may c h 00 s e; the fa c t r ema in
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its plans, the CPB would require in
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such "selective perception of mutua
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lence if they did not comply. Howev
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thereby protecting indIviduals from
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feel ings of one individual with an
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freedom is automatically restricted
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jobs. Therefore, "their incomes ris
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Put differently, government poverty
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f. Care for the Truly Poor. There i
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susceptIble it is to losses that wo
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per c e i vet h e act u 8 1 e conom
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of tIme preference, the collapse ca
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Its serVIces. Instead, the agency w
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of participants, whenever governmen
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FOOTNOTES (l)See Rudolph Rocker, "A
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ism." For a simple presentation of
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(40) See, for example, '''The Regul
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mics," On Freedom and Free Enterpri
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CHAPTER VIII The Areas of Anarchist
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could afford to pay these costs sin
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outes that are possible, albeit of
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accidents, whether by technologIcal
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speare, calculus or political theor
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probablility of better overall resu
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to ···enter a lIcensed field wit
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initial, faddish interest in the pr
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counterfei ter. Both act ivi ties r
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i n her en t I Y f r a u d u 1en t,
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that the government policy would be
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There is another method by which su
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allocating resources between curren
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tim i n g, and ext en t 0 f s pray
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izing prIvate contractors revealed
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FOOTNOTES ( 1 ) Wa 1 t e rB 1 0 c k
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other ways that animals could be pr
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then adds that "since there is no g
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Whi Ie this no doubt took place, it
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ues, in actuality, "the common law
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forty years.(30) In short, while it
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soc i e t y • But the imp 0 r tan
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I t would•.• probably be nearer
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The answer is clearly negative. Sin
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would "naturally" prevail in the ab
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decisions unjustly favoring one of
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Maver ick. This would make individu
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teet ion from just claims against t
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e sUIcidal," Freidman says, for "un
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Apparently, says Lawrence Moss, som
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people are 'good' in the sense that
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The anarchists contend that this pa
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says, may therefore forbid even non
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tages of specialization, it seems r
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proach theoretically superior to pu
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mar k e t p r inc i pie s tothe pro
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cos t s of na tiona I defense would
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of obstructionist tactics such as m
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w0 u I d ' be 11m i ted and co u I
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Such are the individualist anarchis
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Man (New Rochelle: Arlington House,
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(84)Ibid., pp. 155-56. (85) Ibid.,
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384
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1 e • S i mil a r I y, far from e
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living, doh'ations to charities, ch
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A Adier. Max. 2 Allende. Salvadore.
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Laski, Harold, 240 Lasswell, Harold
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276, 279, 286, 369 Wooldridge, Will
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