ProSocial Libertarians
Andrew Jason CohenOwning Civil Discourse and Social Justice
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 148 | Subscribers | Read | prosociallibertarians.substack.com |
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Using the Bundle Theory of Property
Together, Hinman vs. Pacific Air Transport (1936) and United States v. Causby (1945), ended ad coelum rights in the US. In ancient times and basically until Hinman, landowners were thought to have ad coelum rights of their land—rights to e...
How To Talk Politics at Thanksgiving Without Causing a Family Feud
This is a piece I originally wrote for Discourse Magazine a few years ago. At least one friend thinks I should circulate it every year. I’m not sure I will do that, but I think it’s worth it this year. So…
Creative Destruction
The idea of creative destruction (Schumpeter, 1942) is well known and simple: as we come up with new ways to mechanize, including with modern technology, the way we do things changes. Those changes can range from the barely noticeable to th...
Three Cheers for Liberalism
For all those who attended the “No Kings” rallies or who participate in the new democracy movement. And with thanks to Emily Chamlee Wright for a great talk that motivated this post.
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Philosophy Prof & Director of GSU's PPE Program, author of Toleration (2014), Toleration & Freedom from Harm: Liberalism Reconceived (2018), now finishing a book intended as an instruction manual for civil discourse. (See www.AndrewJasonCohen.com.)
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