My friend and colleague-of-sorts (at USD’s Institute for Law and Philosophy) Richard Arneson has revised the entry on “Egalitarianism” at the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. I think many readers of…
UPDATED and moved to the top (4/23), again on (4/27) Last Monday, I published an essay on Libertarianism.org laying out a brief case against the Non-Aggression Principle (NAP). It kicked…
Most of you are probably familiar with Shelley for his Romantic poetry. But did you know that he dabbled in political philosophy too? Perhaps even … libertarian political philosophy? Check out the following…
Eric Mack’s review of Gerald Gaus’ The Order of Public Reason (See also Mack’s earlier comments at Cato Unbound) The video of my recent debate with Debra Satz on the moral…
Jeppe von Platz (Suffolk University) has a new paper entitled “Are Economic Liberties Basic Rights?”, available Online First at Politics, Philosophy, and Economics: In this essay I discuss a powerful…
My essay on the non-aggression principle has generated a fair bit of discussion on the interwebs. Some of that discussion suggests to me that the title of the piece threw…