Liberty, Property and Markets
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Author_Daniel Attas
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Consensual Transfer
critical analysis of libertarian thought
Current Time Slice Principle
distributive justice
End State Principle
Entitlement Theories
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Freedom Simpliciter
Full Liberal Ownership
Ground Property Rights
Grounds Rights
Joint Product
Joint Social Product
Justifying Property Rights
Libertarian Argument
Libertarian Scheme
Libertarian Theory
Lockean Proviso
Marginal Contribution
Marginal Productivity Theory
moral foundations of rights
natural resource allocation
Negative Principle
Non-contractual Rights
Original Freedom
political philosophy
property rights critique
Redistributive Taxation
self-ownership theory
Tomato Juice
Total Social Product
Undefended Assumption
Product details
- ISBN 9780754652588
- Weight: 500g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 28 Aug 2005
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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Libertarianism attempts to establish a set of property rights as a complete political morality, its argument proceeding from liberty tout court, as the unique foundational aspect of well being that grounds rights. In this book, Attas presents a sympathetic reconstruction of the libertarian argument and then brings to bear a critical evaluation leading to an ultimate rejection of libertarianism. Exposing the limitations of libertarianism and disclosing its errors, Attas argues that the rights which libertarians adopt with respect to persons (self-ownership), natural resources (original acquisition) and products are indefensible given what liberty must be.
Dr Daniel Attas is Program Director of the Integrative Program: Philosophy, Economics and Political Science at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.
