Walter Block argues that Norbert Slenzok is wrong to claim that there is no circumstance under which it would be justified, on libertarian grounds, to compel vaccinations.

Cryptographic protocols, based on some elements of monero cryptocurrency, presents a responsible voting scheme with profit and loss criteria for voters that is able to further the base political framework.

Is voting a moral duty, or only a right that citizens are free to ignore? Joseph Solis-Mullen reviews Julia Maskivker’s The Duty to Vote.

David Gordon’s review of Kevin Vallier’s new book on social trust, which offers several useful defenses of property rights. Originally published in the _Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics_.

This Murray Rothbard Memorial Lecture, delivered at the 2019 Austrian Economics Research Conference, discusses anarchistic arguments against the classical liberal and social democratic conceptions of the state.

Why is it impossible for anyone to develop a comprehensive plan of production as a whole? This article explains, applying the conclusion to the experience of the Soviet Union.

Untangling the libertarian concepts of interpersonal liberty, this article proposes a new paradigm of libertarianism to solve the old one’s problems.

John Hasnas has argued that anarchy must be achieved gradually. The way to Hasnian anarchy or minarchy lies in the application of case law to decrease state power.

Libertarian arguments for open borders differ from liberal arguments for open borders, which illuminate how disparate these philosophical traditions are, especially in the manner that they conceive of rights.

Even on its own terms, the General Theory must be considered a failure, for the problem it purports to solve, involuntary unemployment, does not exist.