Gil Guillory

Articles

The Role of Subscription-Based Patrol and Restitution in the Future of Liberty

02/11/2009 Libertarian Papers Gil Guillory Patrick Tinsley

Market anarchists are often keen to know how we might rid ourselves of the twin evils institutionalized in the state: taxation and monopoly. A possible future history for North America is suggested, focusing upon the implications of the establishment of a subscription-based patrol and restitution business sector. We favor Rothbard over Higgs regarding crises and liberty. We favor Barnett over Rothbard regarding vertical integration of security. We examine derived demand for adjudication, mediation and related goods; and we advance the thesis that private adjudication will tend to libertarianly just decisions. We show how firms will actively build civil society, strengthening and coordinating Nisbettian intermediating institutions.

Socialism Depends on Leaders

07/01/2004 Free Market Gil Guillory

With the ousting of head man Saddam Hussein, the production of security completely collapsed. While I saw burgeoning businesses in fence building, satellite dish installations, used car sales, and agriculture in southern Iraq, the production of security floundered.

who benefits from credit?

02/28/2008 Mises Wire Gil Guillory

While Austrians often trace out the effects that the issuance of unbacked currency has on the structure of production (the so-called Austrian Business Cycle Theory), there is also an effect upon...

Media

Structure of Production of Free Market Adjudication

03/15/2011 Gil Guillory

Session on Law and Property. Recorded March 11, 2011, at the Ludwig von Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama.

Marketing Subscription-Based Patrol and Restitution

03/27/2009 Gil Guillory

Gil Guillory presents Marketing Subscription-Based Patrol and Restitution. From the 2009 ASC Panel: Security and Foreign Policy.

Rethinking the Fourth Amendment: Ethics, History, Theory, and Empirics

03/14/2010 Gil Guillory

Recorded March 13, 2010, at the Ludwig von Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama.

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