Libertarian Papers

A Journal of Libertarian Scholarship

Volume 4 (2012)

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. “The Role of Work: A Eudaimonistic Perspective”

  by Michael F. Reber

  

  

• 2. “The Internal Contradictions of Recognition Theory”

  by Nahshon Perez

  

  

• 3. “Norms and the NAP”

  by Kris Borer

  

  

  

• 4. “Recompense for Fear: Is Forced Russian Roulette Just?”

  by David B. Robins

  

  

• 5. “Man and Matter: How the Former Gains Ownership of the Latter”

  by Per Bylund

  

  

• 6. “Francis Wemyss-Charteris-Douglas: Champion of Late-Victorian Individualism”

  by Alastair M. Paynter

  

  

• 7. “Book Review: Lewis D. Solomon The Privatization of Space Exploration”

  by Timothy D. Terrell

  

  

• 8. “Christian Anarchism: Communitarian or Capitalist?”

  by Alexander W. Salter

  

  

• 9. “All Probabilistic Methods Assume a Subjective Definition of Probability”

  by Mark R. Crovelli

  

  

• 10. “The Image of the Entrepreneur and the Language of the Market: Robert A. Taft, Market Rhetoric, and Political Argument, 1933-1944″

  by Clarence E. Wunderlin, Jr.

  

  

• 11. “Kymlicka on Libertarianism: A Response”

  by J.C. Lester

  

  

• 12. “Mises’ Calculation Argument: A Clarification”

  by Dan Mahoney

  

  

• 13. “A Critical Commentary on Kukathas’s ‘Two Constructions of Libertarianism’”

  by J.C. Lester

  

  

• 14. “The State is an Enemy of Science: A Review of Terence Kealey’s The Economic Laws of Scientific Research”

  by Kris Borer

  

  

• 15. “Is There a ‘Libertarian’ Justification of the Welfare State? A Critique of James P. Sterba”

  by James Rolph Edwards

  

  

• 16. “Libertarianism, Feminism, and Nonviolent Action: A Synthesis”

  by Grant Babcock