The Bleeding Heart Libertarian
Matt ZwolinskiFree Trade, Free Migration, and Peace
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Family Resemblance
About a month ago, I published an essay here arguing that libertarianism is held together less by a shared philosophical core than by sociological anchors - institutions, friendships, formative texts - and that its internal disputes resist...
Are Markets Coercive?
A while back, I wrote a post about an old argument that’s recently come back into fashion. The argument: property rights are a right to exclude, backed up by the state’s threat of force; that exclusion restricts what others can do; so prope...
Power, Inequality, and Politics
Over at Liberalism.org I’ve been working on a series of essays making the case that classical liberals and modern liberals have more in common than either camp tends to admit, and ought to be working together rather than past each other. Th...
The Myth of Libertarianism
[My writing here sort of fell off a cliff after coming back from sabbatical last Fall. But look for more content soon. In the meantime you should also check out The Institute for Humane Studies’ fantastic new project, Liberalism.org. I’ll b...
How (Not) to Shrink the State
In a recent piece for The Unpopulist, I argued that being anti-state isn’t the same thing as being pro-liberty, and that libertarians should put more weight on the latter. Today I want to follow up by looking at one way anti-statism can go...
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Philosopher at the University of San Diego, Bleeding Heart Libertarian, author of The Individualists: Radicals, Reactionaries, and the Struggle for the Soul of Libertarianism
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