Here’s part II of my comments on Tomasi’s Free Market Fairness for the Pacific APA. Much of this material today will be familiar to regular readers of this blog. Tomorrow I’ll post some newer stuff you haven’t heard here yet.

The Exclusion Problem

            For Rawls—at least most of the time—the first principle of justice has lexical [...]

My review of Chartier’s most recent book is here: http://ndpr.nd.edu/news/38159-anarchy-and-legal-order-law-and-politics-for-a-stateless-society/  Perhaps I have the minority point of view here. Tesón calls it “required reading”. Zwolinski says that book is “one of the most important books of libertarian political theory to be published in the last forty years.”

Chartier responds to me here: http://bleedingheartlibertarians.com/2013/03/jason-brennan-did-not-like-gary-chartiers-book/

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UPDATE (2:18 pm): A couple more points:

In the What Everyone Needs to Know series, we’re not supposed to take a hard stand. I’m not trying to convert anyone. I’m just trying to get them to understand what libertarians think and why, and in particular, to see that not all libertarians are a bunch of cranks [...]