July 08, 2014
and cf.
Kent Greenfield, “Hobby Lobby, “unconstitutional conditions,” and corporate law mistakes”” As a number of corporate law scholars and I argued in an amicus brief in the case, the very purpose…
Month: July 2014
July 07, 2014
The Drowning Toddler Example, 1886 edition
Turns out Pëtr Kropotkin beat Peter Singer to it by 86 years! A child is drowning, and four men who stand upon the bank see it struggling in the water, One…
July 06, 2014
From the Unthinking Depths
Mike Munger maintains that libertarians should stop being “reflexively opposed to government”; should recognise that “in some instances, it is possible that the State is useful for advancing liberty”; and…
July 05, 2014
Left-Libertarian Perspective(s) on Hobby Lobby, Part 2
I recently posted some links to left-libertarian takes on the Hobby Lobby decision. Here’s one more: Brian Nicholson
July 05, 2014
Israel: Tough Enough
Fernando Tesón urges the Israeli government to “hang tough.” The prospect of a libertarian (and a self-proclaimed “bleeding heart,” no less!) cheering on governmental rights abuses is a puzzling and…
July 05, 2014
Pro-Government Libertarian?
This is an odd, but in some ways interesting, post. The oddities include: He thinks that Nazism was “caused” by “severe deflation,” and that was the fault of markets. Um…that…