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Police, Courts, and Laws -- On the Market
Source: David D. Friedman
Author: David D. Friedman
Country: United States
E-mail: DDFr@best.com

A chapter from Friedman's legendary "The Machinery of Freedom," sketching the basics of a society completely without government. Provocative and challenging.

Anarchy is Not Chaos
Source: David D. Friedman
Country: United States
E-mail: DDFr@best.com

A biting poem illustrating the orderliness of anarchy and the chaos produced by government.

The Case For Anarchy
Source: Wolf De Voon
Author: Wolf De Voon
Country: United Kingdom
E-mail: wolfdevoon@ndirect.co.uk

Critical analysis of U.S. Supreme Court case law and the theory of "general consent."

Rational Criminals and Intentional Accidents: The Economics of Law and Law Breaking
Source: Hidden Order: The Economics of Everyday Life
Author: David D. Friedman
Country: United States
E-mail: DDFr@Best.com

A sample chapter from Friedman's long-awaited book.

Anarchy and Efficient Law
Source: For and Against the State
Author: David D. Friedman
Country: United States
E-mail: DDFr@Best.com

A chapter from "For and Against the State," John Sanders and Jan Narveson eds.

Rational Criminals and Profit-Maximizing Police
Source: The New Economics of Human Behavior
Author: David D. Friedman
Country: United States
E-mail: DDFr@Best.com

A chapter from "The New Economics of Human Behavior,"Mariano Tommasi and Kathryn Ierulli, editors.

Should Medicine be a Commodity?
Source: Rights to Health Care
Author: David D. Friedman
Country: United States
E-mail: DDFr@Best.com

A chapter from "Rights to Health Care," Thomas J. Bole III and William Bondeson, eds.

De Facto Anarchy
Source: Cthonia Institute
Author: Wolf De Voon
City: Dunoon, Country: United Kingdom
E-mail: wolf@wolfdevoon.com

Wolf De Voon's theory of human freedom as fact; the state being merely an impotent ritual. A reply to Bryan Caplan's 'Anarchy Theory FAQ' page.

The Late American Revolution
Source: EGG
Author: Stephen H. Foerster
Country: United States

Reflections on where the United States went wrong -- and why.

The Grid
Source: EGG
Country: United States
E-mail: economic@economic.net

A hypertext manual for how The Economic Government group thinks a post-state society might work. It links to both EGG material and that of others, and is added to regularly.

The Basics of Economic Government
Source: Economic Government Group
Author: Stephen H. Foerster
Country: United States

A primer on building economic, as opposed to political, institutions for societal interaction.

An Open Letter to Advocates of Liberty
Source: Common Sense Politics
Author: Howard Morris
Country: United States
E-mail: comsenspol@yahoo.com

The purpose of this letter is to persuade libertarians to refrain from political action. Morris makes several cogent points about the ineffectiveness and immorality of participation in the system as it now exists. (2/00)

How the world would work without government
Source: Strike the Root
Author: Doug Casey
Country: United States

"Actually, an inability to understand how the world would work without government shows an inability to understand how it works right now." (04/24/02)

Contractarianism FAQ
Source: Against Politics
Country: United States

The Contractarian Theory of Morals: Frequently Asked Questions. Maintained by Jan Narveson on behalf of Against Politics.

Anarcho-capitalism: an annotated bibliography
Source: LewRockwell.com
Author: Hans-Hermann Hoppe
Country: United States

Here is the list of essential reading on anarcho-capitalism, which might also be called the natural order, private-property anarchy, ordered anarchy, radical capitalism, the private-law society, or society without a state. This is not intended to be a comprehensive list. Indeed, only English-language works currently in print or forthcoming are included. (01/01/02)

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