Peter Jaworski and I recently had a paper accepted at Ethics on the question of commodification. (This paper is part of our larger project, Markets without Limits.) In the paper, we attack what…
In the past 30 years at least, we’ve seen that arguments about markets vs. socialism in philosophy inevitably turn to arguments about the methodology of philosophy. In particular, we see…
Sometimes you’ll hear people who are generally free market friendly make statements like the following: “I support open borders in principle, but we can’t have both free immigration and a…
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…
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…
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…