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Preface.....1
1: Why Be Libertarian? (By Tom G. Palmer).....3
Did We Consent to Be Coerced?....5
What Does It Mean to Be a Libertarian?....7
Skepticism about Power and Authority.....8
Liberty, Prosperity, and Order.....9
So ... Why Be Libertarian?....11
2: There Ought Not to Be a Law (By John Stossel).....13
3: Libertarianism as Radical Centrism (By Clark Ruper).....17
4: The History and Structure of Libertarian Thought (By Tom G. Palmer).....23
Libertarianism Understood Historically.....24
Libertarianism Understood Conceptually: The Libertarian Tripod.....31
Individual Rights.....32
Spontaneous Order.....34
Constitutionally Limited Government.....35
Liberty, Order, Justice, Peace, and Prosperity.....37
5: “The Times, They Are А-Changin’ Libertarianism as Abolitionism (By James Padilioni, Jr.).....39
6: The Political Principle of Liberty (By Alexander McCobin).....47
The Political Principle of Liberty.....49
Justifications for Liberty.....50
One Principle, Variant Policies.....52
The Difference Between Politics and Ethics.....53
Conclusion.....55
7: No Liberty, No Art: No Art, No Liberty (By Sarah Skwire).....57
8: The Humble Case for Liberty (By Aaron Ross Powell).....65
9: Africa’s Promise of Liberty (By Olumayowa Okediran).....75
10: The Tangled Dynamics of State Interventionism:
The Case of Health Care (By Sloane Frost).....83
Interventionism vs. “Regulation”.....85
Health Care in the United States.....87
11: How Do You Know ? Knowledge and the Presumption of Liberty (By Lode Cossaer and Maarten Wegge).....97
Market Institutions: Exchange and Price.....100
Political Institutions.....103
Rule of Law.....105
Conclusion.....108
12: The Origins of State and Government (By Tom G. Palmer).....111
Suggestions for Further Reading.....117
Websites.....118
Books.....119
About Tom G. Palmer.....121
Notes.....123
Index.....141