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Ethics, 1955
IN THE concluding chapter of his thorough and perceptive book' on the Vinson Court, Professor C. H. Pritchett offers some words of counsel to the embattled "libertarians." That faction, currently consisting of Mr. Justice Black and Mr. Justice Douglas, and including periodically Mr. Justice Frankfurter, clearly has Professor Pritchett's sympathy and as
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IN THE concluding chapter of his thorough and perceptive book' on the Vinson Court, Professor C. H. Pritchett offers some words of counsel to the embattled "libertarians." That faction, currently consisting of Mr. Justice Black and Mr. Justice Douglas, and including periodically Mr. Justice Frankfurter, clearly has Professor Pritchett's sympathy and as
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Libertarianism and Communication
2021Libertarian theory is based on the non-aggression principle—it holds that actions that use someone’s property without the owner’s consent are not permissible. A legal order based on this principle will consider it acceptable to punish violators of property rights, but will also hold it unacceptable to use force in response to non-aggressive actions ...
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Libertarianism, Luck, and Control
Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, 2005Abstract This chapter critically examines recent work on free will and moral responsibility by Randolph Clarke, Robert Kane, and Timothy O’Connor, in an attempt to clarify issues about control and luck that are central to the debate between libertarians (agent causationists and others) and their critics.
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Journal of Political Ideologies, 2011
In the wake of the collapse of Marxism, the unseemly demise of social democracy and the increasingly illiberal nature of so-called liberal societies, questions are now being raised about the future direction of radical politics. Amidst a certain disengagement from mainstream political parties, and a crisis of legitimacy in the established political ...
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In the wake of the collapse of Marxism, the unseemly demise of social democracy and the increasingly illiberal nature of so-called liberal societies, questions are now being raised about the future direction of radical politics. Amidst a certain disengagement from mainstream political parties, and a crisis of legitimacy in the established political ...
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2018
Chapter 5 discusses the implications of libertarianism for just taxation. Libertarianism holds that agents fully own themselves and have certain moral powers to appropriate natural or abandoned resources. Some versions of libertarianism preclude the possibility of just taxation, but the author claims that other versions can, under very limited ...
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Chapter 5 discusses the implications of libertarianism for just taxation. Libertarianism holds that agents fully own themselves and have certain moral powers to appropriate natural or abandoned resources. Some versions of libertarianism preclude the possibility of just taxation, but the author claims that other versions can, under very limited ...
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2012
AbstractThis article discusses objections to all three kinds of libertarian theory. It first reprises and further develops criticisms of noncausalist and event-causal (EC) libertarian theories. It argues that libertarian theories of both kinds face as yet unresolved problems including issue about luck and control, the requirements of intentional action,
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AbstractThis article discusses objections to all three kinds of libertarian theory. It first reprises and further develops criticisms of noncausalist and event-causal (EC) libertarian theories. It argues that libertarian theories of both kinds face as yet unresolved problems including issue about luck and control, the requirements of intentional action,
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