Legal System
The Ethics of Adoption in Haiti: A Libertarian Approach
A libertarian approach to adoption, as Murray Rothbard laid out in his Ethics of Liberty, would solve the Haitian crisis in a swift and orderly manner.
Revisionism and the Historical Blackout
In this country today, and it is also true of most other nations, many professional historians gladly falsify history quite voluntarily.
Does It Make Sense to Resurrect the Glass-Steagall Act?
Our analysis holds that the key reason for financial instability is not the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act as such but the existence of the central bank.
Is “Academic Freedom” a Special Kind of Freedom?
Academic freedom, as such, is fraud and theft, because it denies individuals the right of free and voluntary contracts.
The Profit of Reform
The net profit of reform is the accumulation of State power; the net loss is borne by Society.
Reducing the Cost of IP Law
Most people favor patent and copyright law because they believe that it generates net wealth — that the value of the innovation stimulated by IP law is significantly greater than the costs of these laws.
The Free Administration of Justice
The mania for legislation would be, in an important degree, restrained if the government were compelled to pay the expenses of all the suits that grew out of it.
Montesquieu on Commerce
Protectionism and all other forms of war by the state on its people are devastating, and need to be undone.
Writers Can Prosper Without Intellectual Property
I will focus on existing and emerging possibilities for writers to earn a living in a world where no copyrights exist.