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Immigration Symposium

06/03/2016The Journal of Libertarian StudiesMises Institute

There is no necessary connection between battling to curb immigration and rejecting key elements of the free market such as free trade.

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Cumulative Index to The Journal of Libertarian Studies Volumes 1-10

05/24/2016The Journal of Libertarian StudiesMurray N. Rothbard

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The Impossibility of the State

Big GovernmentFree Markets

04/20/2016The Journal of Libertarian StudiesLeonard Brewster

In this article, Leonard Brewster discusses how self-governance can be much more efficient than a formal governing class or state. Volume 16, Number 3 (2002)

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The Marginal Efficiency of Capital: A Comment

Financial MarketsBusiness Cycles

01/30/2015The Journal of Libertarian StudiesLucas M. Engelhardt

ABSTRACT : The impact of interest rates on investment choices is a key element in both Keynesian and Austrian theories of the business cycle. Fuller (2013) compares the Keynesian Marginal Efficiency of Capital approach to the Austrian Net Present Value approach, claiming that the two give different...

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QJAE_17_4_Engelhardt.pdf

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Terri Schiavo

Media and CultureInterventionismSubjectivism

01/01/2011The Journal of Libertarian StudiesWalter Block

The case of Terri Schiavo is almost as controversial as it is tragic.The controversy? Her husband is adamant that the doctors pull the plug on Terri, and her parents are just as determined to keep her alive.

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22_1_26.pdf

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Rejoinder to Hoppe on Immigration

Global EconomyWar and Foreign PolicyCalculation and Knowledge

01/01/2011The Journal of Libertarian StudiesWalter Block

The present paper is the continuation of an intra-libertarian debate over immigration.

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22_1_38.pdf

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Contra Spooner

Free MarketsU.S. HistoryOther Schools of ThoughtPolitical Theory

07/31/2006The Journal of Libertarian StudiesColin Williams

The inability of modern philosophers to furnish any kind of argument for the maintenance of a government is a notorious weakness.

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18_3_1_3.pdf

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The Impossibility of the State

Political Theory

07/20/2005The Journal of Libertarian StudiesLeonard Brewster

skjar Microsoft Word - 019-034 Brewster on impossibility _16-3_ Final.doc

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16_3_2_3.pdf

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Punishment and Proportionality: the Estoppel Approach

Legal System

03/01/1998The Journal of Libertarian StudiesStephan Kinsella

No doubt punishment serves many purposes. It can deter crime and prevent the offender from committing further crimes. Punishment can even rehabilitate some criminals, if it is not capital. It can satisfy a victim’s longing for revenge, or his relatives’ desire to avenge. Punishment can also be used...

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