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Does Libertarianism Provide a Justification for Vaccine Hesitancy? [PDF]
Libertarian ideas of self‐ownership and the priority of bodily autonomy have featured prominently in the political debate over vaccination programmes and the justifiability or otherwise of restricting the liberty of the unvaccinated.
Butler J, Sorell T.
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Reciprocal libertarianism is a version of left-wing libertarianism that combines self-ownership with an egalitarian distribution of resources according to reciprocity. In this paper, I show that reciprocal libertarianism is a coherent and appealing view.
Pietro Intropi
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Libertarianism and Circumcision [PDF]
Despite the millenniums-old tradition in Abrahamic circles of removing the foreskin of a penis at birth, the involuntary and aggressive practice of circumcision must not be made an exception to the natural, negative right to self-ownership—a birthright ...
Patrick Testa, Walter E. Block
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Political Philosophies and Positive Political Psychology: Inter-Disciplinary Framework for the Common Good [PDF]
This manuscript explores the relationship between positive psychology and political philosophy, revealing an inter-disciplinary approach that speaks to the concerns of the common good.
Masaya Kobayashi
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Politics of COVID-19 vaccine mandates: Left/right-wing authoritarianism, social dominance orientation, and libertarianism. [PDF]
Peng Y.
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Proceeds of Crime, Punishment, and Libertarianism
In his recent publication, Walter Block claims that disgorgement of indirect proceeds of crime is incompatible with libertarianism. The present paper argues that Block’s claim is incorrect.
Łukasz Dominiak
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Christianity, the Free Market, and Libertarianism
In recent centuries Christians of various denominations have endorsed many different political philosophies that they see as being truly biblical in their approach.
Light Christian, Block Walter E.
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Contractarian Libertarianism of Jan Narveson. Is It Still Libertarianism?
This chapter aims at presenting and scrutinizing a contractarian approach to libertarianism, which has been proposed by a Canadian philosopher, Jan Narveson, known as the main proponent of so-called contractarian libertarianism. The chapter begins with the short introduction followed by “Assumptions,” discussing Narveson’s understanding of morality ...
Paweł Nowakowski
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Political and Civic Identity of Libertarians in Contemporary Russia: Problems and Perspectives
Libertarianism is a new ideological trend, popular among young people. We try to find out whether libertarianism rises as independent political movement or it is the reaction on the fall of popularity of traditional political parties.
Denis A. Dumler
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