Political philosophy, clearly : essays on freedom and fairness, property and equalities /
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Indianapolis :
Liberty Fund,
[2010]
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Table of Contents:
- Government, bound or unbound?
- Parrot talk : the repetition of common fallacies
- When fair is not just and just is not fair
- Fairness as justice
- Justice, luck, liberty
- Social justice examined : with a little help from Adam Smith
- Pious lies : the justification of states and welfare states
- To each his own, to each the same
- Property and its enemies
- Permission, prohibition, presumption : three p's in political philosophy
- Between Colbert and Adam Smith
- Liberalism, loose or strict
- Freedoms, "rights," and rights
- Freedom, from a mainly logical perspective
- The concept of rule-bound collective choice and the idea of constitutional safeguards
- The private enforcement of public rules
- Antitrust and its "private" enforcement : a liberal perspective
- Violence : the disease and the vaccine
- The public interest and the usual suspects
- Public goods and their spontaneous provision
- Take or leave?
- Property under "jungle law."