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Gender Rights

By On May 11, 2012 · 74 Comments · In Current Events, Liberty, Rights Theory

In the wake of North Carolina’s awfulness, I thought I’d share some happy LGBT news. On Wednesday Argentina passed a law that protects citizens’ rights of gender self-determination. From the AP:

No other country has gone so far to embrace gender self-determination. In the United States and Europe, transgender people must [...]

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New In the Journals – December 2011

By On December 1, 2011 · 5 Comments · In Academic Philosophy, Book/Article Reviews, Libertarianism

This post continues the series started here, in which I present a selection of articles published or forthcoming in academic journals that might be of interest to readers of this blog.  As before, the focus is on articles in political philosophy, political theory, and legal theory.  And as before, [...]

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New in the Journals

By On September 8, 2011 · 7 Comments · In Book/Article Reviews

I’m trying out a new feature on the blog.  Since many of our readers are not academics, and since even many academics (myself included!) have a hard time keeping up with everything that’s published, I thought it might be helpful to alert readers to new material that might be of interest.  So every three months [...]

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