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Contents List of Entries Reader’s Guide About the Editors Contributors vii xvi Editor’s Introduction General Introduction A 1 B 23 C 45 D 111 E 133 F 165 G 201 H 217 I 233 J 261 K 269 Entries Index 547 xi xv xxi xxv L 277 M 309 N 347 O 363 P 369 R 411 S 449 T 499 U 517 V 521 W 529
Page 2 and 3: The Encyclopedia of Libertarianism
Page 4 and 5: The Encyclopedia of Libertarianism
Page 8 and 9: List of Entries Abolitionism Aborti
Page 10 and 11: List of Entries ix La Boétie, Éti
Page 12 and 13: Reader’s Guide The Reader’s Gui
Page 14 and 15: Reader’s Guide xiii Interventioni
Page 16 and 17: About the Editors Ronald Hamowy is
Page 18 and 19: Contributors xvii DBR DC Douglas B.
Page 20: Contributors xix PJB PKK PTL RA RBo
Page 23 and 24: xxii The Encyclopedia of Libertaria
Page 26 and 27: General Introduction Libertarianism
Page 28 and 29: General Introduction xxvii its powe
Page 30 and 31: General Introduction xxix Much of t
Page 32 and 33: General Introduction xxxi idea infl
Page 34 and 35: General Introduction xxxiii of nati
Page 36 and 37: General Introduction xxxv the later
Page 38: General Introduction xxxvii as hist
Page 41 and 42: 2 Abortion other abolitionists disa
Page 43 and 44: 4 Acton, Lord (1834-1902) Similar c
Page 45 and 46: 6 Affirmative Action Had Adams dist
Page 47 and 48: 8 American Revolution Glazer, Natha
Page 49 and 50: 10 Anarchism the English Bill of Ri
Page 51 and 52: 12 Anarchism stores. But neither of
Page 53 and 54: 14 Anti-Corn Law League human histo
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18 Aquinas, Thomas (c. 1225-1274) S
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20 Arts and Public Support and fash
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22 Assurance and Trust authorities
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24 Banking, Austrian Theory of woul
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26 Bastiat, Frédéric (1801-1850)
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28 Becker, Gary S. (1930- ) a more
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30 Bentham, Jeremy (1748-1832) earn
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32 Bill of Rights, U.S. Hamburger,
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34 Bioethics perspective of ethical
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36 Black Markets Machan, Tibor R. G
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38 Bright, John (1811-1889) profess
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40 Buchanan, James M. (1919- ) foun
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42 Bureaucracy Further Readings Buc
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44 Burlamaqui, Jean-Jacques (1694-1
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46 Campaign Finance limits on campa
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48 Capitalism are cause-effect rela
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50 Capitalism other forms of market
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52 Capital Punishment goes—how ca
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54 Cato’s Letters Further Reading
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56 Censorship CENSORSHIP Censorship
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58 Charity/Friendly Societies frate
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60 Children assessment of a “chil
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62 Chodorov, Frank (1887-1966) Rand
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64 Cities qualities that smaller ur
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66 Cities phenomenon that requires
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68 Civil Society first half of the
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70 Clark, Ed (1930- ) money to fina
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72 Classical Economics “He put in
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74 Cobden, Richard (1804-1865) tran
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76 Coke, Edward (1552-1634) coerciv
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78 Collectivism Coke induced or com
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80 Common Law several meanings in d
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82 Communism February 1917. Pressed
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84 Competition a result, people wer
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86 Comte, Charles (1782-1837) price
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88 Conscience Society of Thirty, fo
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90 Conscription possessed a country
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92 Consequentialism Stuart Mill, wh
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94 Conservatism Burke’s perspecti
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96 Conservative Critique of Liberta
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98 Constitution, U.S. statement of
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100 Constitutionalism both houses o
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102 Constitutionalism influence the
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104 Contractarianism/Social Contrac
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106 Corruption political favors, th
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108 Cosmopolitanism brothers, and C
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110 Culture nature of culture has p
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112 Decentralism war liberalism, Th
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114 Declaration of Independence ass
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116 Declaration of the Rights of Ma
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118 Democracy the New Deal. The Cou
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120 Development, Economic founders
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122 Development, Economic The debt
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124 Diderot, Denis (1713-1784) Brit
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126 Douglass, Frederick (1818-1895)
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128 Drug Prohibition Mayer, Henry.
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130 Dutch Republic and the sociolog
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E ECONOMICS, AUSTRIAN SCHOOL OF Wha
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Economics, Chicago School of 135 Mi
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Economics, Experimental 137 as some
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Economics, Keynesian 139 feelings r
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Education 141 instruction. A sizabl
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Eminent Domain/Takings 143 For Emer
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English Civil Wars 145 known as the
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Enlightenment 147 post-Enlightenmen
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Entrepreneurship 149 of economic ch
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Environment 151 its critics, is tha
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Epstein, Richard A. (1943- ) 153 Me
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Equality 155 In fact, the Levellers
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Euthanasia 157 rarely, allowed to e
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Evolutionary Psychology 159 fact: T
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Existentialism 161 judgment and dec
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Externalities 163 there exists a na
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166 Fascism The question of parenta
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168 Federalism the annual increase
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170 Federalism authority. Decentral
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172 Federalists Versus Anti-Federal
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174 Feminism and Women’s Rights t
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176 Ferguson, Adam (1723-1816) of f
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178 Foreign Policy Royal Navy’s s
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180 Foucault, Michel (1926-1984) to
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182 Freedom of Speech fewer meaning
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184 Freedom of Speech a principle t
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186 Freedom of Thought advancement
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188 Free-Market Economy knowledge r
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190 Free Trade more efficiently tha
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192 French Revolution which rival g
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194 Friedman, David (1945- ) Revolu
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196 Friedman, Milton (1912-2006) Fr
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198 Fusionism attracted the most at
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G GAMBLING Most Americans appear to
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Garrison, William Lloyd (1805-1879)
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Genetics 205 laws, in 1927, it chan
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Globalization 207 Further Readings
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Glorious Revolution 209 and politic
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Goldwater, Barry (1909-1998) 211 Se
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Government 213 associations, it is
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Great Depression 215 their cash, wh
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H HARPER, FLOYD ARTHUR “BALDY”
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Hayek, Friedrich A. (1899-1992) 219
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Health Care 221 devastating analysi
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Heinlein, Robert (1907-1988) 223 re
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Hess, Karl (1923-1994) 225 There ar
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Hodgskin, Thomas (1787-1869) 227 Th
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Humboldt, Wilhelm von (1767-1835) 2
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Hutcheson, Francis (1694-1746) 231
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I ILLICIT DRUGS Libertarians have c
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Immigration 235 Rasmussen, David W.
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Imperialism 237 Capaldi, Nicholas,
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Individualism, Methodological 239 S
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Individualism, Political and Ethica
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Individualist Anarchism 243 critica
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Individual Rights 245 libertarians
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Industrial Revolution 247 Nozick, R
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Intellectual Property 249 exploitat
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Internet 251 expression and commerc
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Interventionism 253 leading younger
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Interventionism 255 process in resp
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Islam 257 Rose Wilder Lane, among o
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Italian Fiscal Theorists 259 blindf
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J JACOBS, JANE (1916-2006) Jane Jac
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Jouvenel, Bertrand de (1903-1987) 2
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Judiciary 265 about the ability of
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Judiciary 267 complicated jurisdict
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270 Kant, Immanuel (1724-1804) syst
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272 Kleptocracy of the real-world p
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274 Knight, Frank H. (1885-1972) KN
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L LA BOÉTIE, ÉTIENNE DE (1530-156
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Laissez-Faire Policy 279 Dickman, H
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Lane, Rose Wilder (1886-1968) 281 a
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Las Casas, Bartolomé de (1474-1566
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Law and Economics 285 allocated the
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LeFevre, Robert (1911-1986) 287 mod
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Leggett, William (1801-1839) 289 ow
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Levellers 291 although he seems to
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Liberal Critique of Libertarianism
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Liberalism, Classical 295 my life,
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Liberalism, Classical 297 Turgot an
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Liberty, Presumption of 299 united
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Liberty in the Ancient World 301 Su
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Limited Government 303 ideas, Augus
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Locke, John (1632-1704) 305 that, o
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Locke, John (1632-1704) 307 Governm
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310 MacBride, Roger Lea (1929-1995)
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312 Madison, James (1750-1836) all
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314 Maine, Henry Sumner (1822-1888)
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316 Market Failure or service. For
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318 Marxism free of duress. However
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320 Marxism wages. For Marx, these
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322 Material Progress surprised by
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324 Mencken, H. L. (1880-1956) Lebe
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326 Mercantilism und der Politische
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328 Meyer, Frank S. (1909-1972) See
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330 Mill, John Stuart (1806-1873) S
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332 Minimal State language often an
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334 Mises, Ludwig von (1881-1972) t
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336 Molinari, Gustave de (1819-1912
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338 Money and Banking MONEY AND BAN
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340 Montaigne, Michel de (1533-1592
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342 Mont Pelerin Society cited only
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344 Murray, Charles (1943- ) MURRAY
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N NATHAN, TONIE (1923- ) Theodora (
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Natural Harmony of Interests 349 pe
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Natural Law 351 allocation, there i
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New Deal 353 Miller, Fred D., Jr.
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Nietzsche, Friedrich (1844-1900) 35
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Nonaggression Axiom 357 the Page-Ba
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Nonaggression Axiom 359 any proposi
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Nozick, Robert (1938-2002) 361 stat
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O OBJECTIVISM Objectivism is the te
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Ortega y Gasset, José (1883-1955)
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Orwell, George (1903-1950) 367 succ
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P PAINE, THOMAS (1737-1809) Thomas
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Paternalism 371 end of the 20th cen
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Peace and Pacifism 373 by which “
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Peace and Pacifism 375 hundreds of
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Philosophic Radicals 377 establishe
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Political Parties 379 The two other
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Pornography 381 induction as the so
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Positive Liberty 383 those people w
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Posner, Richard A. (1939- ) 385 Cri
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Praxeology 387 Further Readings Hul
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Price Controls 389 University of Ab
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Privacy 391 personal life is inviol
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Private Property 393 PRIVATE PROPER
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Privatization 395 the term dates to
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Progress 397 and desirable directio
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Progressive Era 399 planning on ind
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Proudhon, Pierre-Joseph (1809-1865)
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Psychiatry 403 mentally ill” on S
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Public Choice Economics 405 Sarbin,
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Puritanism 407 counterbalance to we
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Pursuit of Happiness 409 to this vi
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R RACISM Racism refers to the belie
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Rand, Ayn (1905-1982) 413 have no c
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Rawls, John (1921-2002) 415 Gladste
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Read, Leonard E. (1898-1983) 417 go
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Regulation 419 There are three prim
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Religion and Liberty 421 that relig
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Republicanism, Classical 423 contri
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Responsibility 425 do see governmen
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Restitution for Crime 427 themselve
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Retribution for Crime 429 offender
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Revolution, Right of 431 Opponents
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Ricardo, David (1772-1823) 433 had
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Rights, Natural 435 teaches all man
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Rights, Theories of 437 The most im
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Right to Bear Arms 439 use military
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Rothbard, Murray (1926-1995) 441 R
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Rule of Law 445 Rousseau’s clear,
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Rule of Law 447 such a pressure gro
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450 Scholastics/School of Salamanca
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452 Schumpeter, Joseph (1883-1950)
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454 Schumpeter, Joseph (1883-1950)
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456 Self-Interest One consequence o
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458 Separation of Church and State
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460 Separation of Church and State
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462 Shaftesbury, Third Earl of (167
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464 Slavery, World become a resourc
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466 Slavery, World Christian and Is
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468 Slavery, World among the four p
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470 Smith, Adam (1723-1790) America
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472 Social Darwinism the production
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474 Socialism Moreover, the complex
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476 Socialist Calculation Debate fo
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478 Socialist Calculation Debate be
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480 Sociology and Libertarianism wo
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482 Sowell, Thomas (1930- ) after t
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484 Spencer, Herbert (1820-1903) ma
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486 Spontaneous Order A major achie
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488 Spooner, Lysander (1808-1887) o
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490 State He is buried in Forest Hi
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492 Stigler, George J. (1911-1991)
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494 Stoicism idiosyncratic case for
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496 Sumner, William Graham (1840-19
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498 Szasz, Thomas (1920- ) understa
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500 Taxation government officials w
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502 Tax Competition absence of any
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504 Term Limits ———. “The M
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506 Thoreau, Henry David (1817-1862
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508 Tocqueville, Alexis de (1805-18
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510 Transportation Kennedy, Emmet.
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512 Transportation priced lanes, wi
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514 Tullock, Gordon (1922- ) McElro
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516 Turgot, Anne-Robert-Jacques (17
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518 Utilitarianism purposes larger
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Voluntary Contract Enforcement 525
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530 War often brings violence again
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532 War on Terror have been arreste
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534 War Powers other state, and aga
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536 Washington, George (1732-1799)
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538 Wealth and Poverty to use his s
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540 Welfare State Read, Leonard.
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542 Whiggism also are based on volu
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544 Wilberforce, William (1759-1833
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