Anarchy on the Airwaves, Part 3
Mar 16I was just interviewed on Radio Free Market; the show will broadcast on March 26th, and then be available in the online archives a couple of days after that. The topic was my replies to ten objection to anarchism. (The time was quite tight, so alas, I didn’t get a chance to plug C4SS, or [...]
Cordial and Sanguine, Part 3
Mar 16My second post at Bleeding Heart Libertarians is now up: “Inequality and Nozickian Historical Justice.”
Class Dismissed?
Mar 16David Friedman writes: Looking through your essay “Left-Libertarianism, Class Conflict, and Historical Theories of Distributive Justice,” I was struck by what seems to me to be a problem with what you describe as “libertarian class theory.” You write: “Recipients of tax-funded welfare won’t be assigned to the parasitic class either, so long as the extent [...]
Cordial and Sanguine, Part 2
Mar 16I’m pleased to announce that Gary Chartier will be joining the “Bleeding Heart Libertarians” blog. So there’ll be two us rallying under the Molinari/C4SS/ALL flag there.
Ambition Should Be Made of Stirner Stuff
Mar 11A new individualist magazine, titled i, has a first issue devoted to egoist anarchist Max Stirner – including an article on Stirner by science-fiction writer Ken MacLeod (whose work I’ve discussed here and here). Ken comments on his blog here and here.
Cordial and Sanguine
Mar 09I’ve been asked to join a new blog called Bleeding Heart Libertarians, which my friend Matt Zwolinski describes in his inaugural post as a “forum for academic philosophers who are attracted both to libertarianism and to ideals of social or distributive justice” (which defines a fairly wide tent). About half the participants are old friends [...]
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