This article examines four competing philosophical theories of the parental role within a libertarian framework: parental ...

John Locke's Second Treatise of Government (1689) contains a defense of private property that makes use of the idea of labor-mixing. In §27, Locke writes: '[…] for this labour being the unquestionable ...

Arguments for libertarianism typically take two forms. Some libertarians base their creed on natural rights—the idea that each individual has an inborn right to self-ownership, or freedom from ...

Dealing with the Venezuelan Regime and the Cartels It Enables The Filibuster ‘at This Point in Time’ No, Mr. President, the ‘Affordability Issue’ Is Not Dead Audio By Carbonatix Libertarians have ...

Libertarianism has morphed in the last couple of decades from a scholarly political theory housed in the halls of the universities of Europe and America into a mainstream political trend. With any ...

The middle of next month will mark the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta. My knowledge of the "great charter" is modest, to be sure, but lately I have been reading about it and its legacy. Magna Carta ...

Economic freedom is often assumed to be an inherent component of capitalism, based on the libertarian belief that individuals ...

Libertarianism and the shareholder model of corporate responsibility have long been thought of as natural bedfellows. In a recent contribution to the Journal of Business Ethics, Brian Schaefer goes so ...

Libertarianism, most simply, promotes the absolute and inherent liberty of the individual. These liberties require no justification and extend to freedom of speech, religion, association, the right to ...

Liberalism (in the classical sense) and its more austere cousin libertarianism, are fundamentally doctrines that put personal and political freedom at the heart of things. Liberalism is committed to ...

If you don’t make it a habit of perusing FiveThirtyEight’s comment section, aside from missing the many, many insights of our learned readers, you also probably missed the interesting debate that ...

Marx's famous address 'The Civil War in France', written in the name of the General Council of the International Working Mens Association two days after the crushing of the Paris Commune, is an ...