Libertarian Papers

An Online Journal for Libertarian Scholarship

Volume 1 (2009)

For vols. 1-3 (2009-2011), cite articles as: Author, “Title,” Libertarian Papers [volume #], [article number] (year).  Example: Jan Narveson, “Present Payments, Past Wrongs: Correcting Loose Talk about Nozick and Rectification,” Libertarian Papers 1, 1 (2009).

For vol. 4 (2012) onward, cite articles as: Author. Year. "Title." Libertarian Papers. Volume # (issue #): [page numbers]. Example: Michael F. Reber. 2012. "The Role of Work: A Eudaimonistic Perspective." Libertarian Papers. 4 (1): 1-26.

• 1. “Present Payments, Past Wrongs: Correcting Loose Talk about Nozick and Rectification”

  by Jan Narveson

  

  

  

• 2. “Observations on Professor Hayek’s Plan”

  by Ludwig von Mises

  

  

  

• 3. “Rothbard’s Confidential Memorandum to the Volker Fund, ‘What Is To Be Done?’”

  by Murray N. Rothbard

  

  

• 4. “A Revealing Window on the U.S. Economy in Depression and War: Hours Worked, 1929–1950″

  by Robert Higgs

  

  

  

• 5. “Libertarianism and the Possibility of the Legitimate State”

  by Nicolás Maloberti

  

  

• 6. “Why Libertarians Should Reject Positive Rights”

  by Joshua Katz

  

  

  

• 7. “Libertarianism and Positive Rights: Comments on Katz’s Reply”

  by Nicolás Maloberti

  

  

  

• 8. “Dead End Street Blues”

  by Frank van Dun

  

  

  

• 9. “Austrian Economics—The Ultimate Achievement of an Intellectual Journey”

  by Pascal Salin

  

  

  

• 10. “Globalization and Peace: A Hayekian Perspective”

  by Adrián Osvaldo Ravier

  

  

  

• 11. “Two Constructions of Libertarianism”

  by Chandran Kukathas

  

  

  

• 12. “The Role of Subscription-Based Patrol and Restitution in the Future of Liberty”

  by Gil Guillory & Patrick C. Tinsley

  

  

• 13: “Review of Ordered Anarchy: Jasay and his Surroundings”

  by Aschwin de Wolf

  

  

• 14: “A Treatise for A New Age in Economic Theory: A Review of George Reisman’s Capitalism”

  by Wladimir Kraus

  

  

  

• 15. “Two Views of Liberty, Occidental and Oriental (?)”

  by Bruno Leoni

  

  

  

• 16: “On A Recent Theory of ‘Legal Obligation’”

  by Bruno Leoni

  

  

  

• 17. “Libertarian Punishment Theory: Working for, and Donating to, the State”

  by Walter Block

  

  

  

• 18. “Grounding Political Debate”

  by Benjamin Marks

  

  

  

• 19. “Argumentation Ethics and The Philosophy of Freedom”

  by Frank van Dun

  

  

  

• 20. “A Reply to the Current Critiques Formulated Against Hoppe’s Argumentation Ethics”

  by Marian Eabrasu

  

  

  

• 21. “‘Triune’ Protection and its Implications for the Minimal State”

  by Jinglei Hu

  

  

  

• 22. “Discussion: Must We Choose between Chandran Kukathas’s ‘Two Constructions of Libertarianism’?”

  by Jan Narveson

  

  

  

• 23. “Free Will and Preactions”

  by Jakub Bożydar Wiśniewski

  

  

• 24. “Causation and Responsibility: A New Direction”

  by Matt Mortellaro

  

  

  

• 25. “‘I Paid for this Microphone!’ The Importance of Shareholder Theory in (Teaching) Business Ethics”

  by David Levy & Mark Mitschow

  

  

  

• 26. “On the Possibility of Assigning Probabilities to Singular Cases, or: Probability Is Subjective Too!”

  by Mark R. Crovelli

  

  

  

• 27. “Milton Friedman & the Human Good”

  By: Tibor R. Machan

  

  

  

• 28. “Why Pr. Block Is Not Entirely Right and Pr. Tullock Is Completely Wrong: The Case for Road Privatization”

  By: Laurent A.H. Carnis

  

  

  

• 29. “The Rocky Road to Paradise: Why Economic Liberalization is Interrupted”

  by David Barker

  

  

  

• 30. “Mercantilism, Corporations, and Liberty: The Fallacies of ‘Lochnerian’ Antitrust”

  by James Rolph Edwards

  

  

  

• 31. “The Ethics of U.S. Monetary Policy in Response to the Financial Crisis of 2007-2009″

  by George Bragues

  

  

  

• 32. “Gold, the Golden Rule, and Government: Civil Society and the End of the State”

  by D.G. White

  

  

  

• 33. “Reply to Matt Mortellaro on ‘Block’s Paradox’: Causation, Responsibility, Libertarian Law, Entrapment, Threats and Blackmail”

  by Walter Block

  

  

  

• 34. “Feser on Rothbard as a Philosopher”

  by Gerard Casey

  

  

  

• 35. “On the Concept of Causality in the Criminal Law”

  by Adolf Reinach

  

  

  

• 36. “The Logic of Law”

  by Frank van Dun

  

  

  

• 37. “Minarchy Considered”

  by Richard A Garner

  

  

  

• 38. “Areopagitica: Milton’s Influence on Classical and Modern Political and Economic Thought”

  by Isaac M. Morehouse

  

  

  

• 39. “Austrian Economics and the Transaction Cost Approach to the Firm”

  by Nicolai J. Foss and Peter G. Klein

  

  

  

• 40. “A Thought Experiment Comparing Austrian and Keynesian Stimulus Packages”

  by Wladimir Kraus

  

  

  

• 41. “Why There are No Dilemmas in Widerquist’s ‘A Dilemma for Libertarians’”

  by Lamont Rodgers

  

  

  

• 42. “Single Trial Probability Applications: Can Subjectivity Evade Frequency Limitations?”

  by David Howden

  

  

  

• 43. “The Definition of Inflation According to Mises: Implications for the Debate on Free Banking”

  by Nicolás Cachanosky

  

  

  

• 44. “Has David Howden Vindicated Richard von Mises’s Definition of Probability?”

  by Mark R. Crovelli