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Table of Contents A Condensed Version of For a New Liberty: The Libertarian Manifesto by Murray N. Rothbard by Murray N. Rothbard Compiled by Dr. Jimmy T. (Gunny) LaBaume Chapter 1: The Libertarian Heritage: The American Revolution and Classical Liberalism After the Revolution; Resistance to Liberty; Decay From Within Chapter 2: Property and Exchange The Nonaggression Axiom; Property Rights; Society and the Individual; Free Exchange and Free Contract; Property Rights and "Human Rights" Chapter 3: The State The State as Aggressor; The State and the IntellectualsPart II: Libertarian Applications to Current Problems Chapter 5: Involuntary Servitude Conscription; The Army; Anti-Strike Laws; The Tax System; The Courts; Compulsory Commitment Chapter 6: Personal Liberty Freedom of Speech; Freedom of Radio and Television; Pornography; Sex Laws; Wiretapping; Gambling; Narcotics and Other Drugs; Police Corruption; Gun Laws Chapter 7: Education Public and Compulsory Schooling; Uniformity or Diversity?; Burdens and Subsidies; Higher Education Chapter 8: Welfare and the Welfare State Why the Welfare Crisis?; Burdens and Subsidies of the Welfare State; What Can Government Do?; The Negative Income Tax Chapter 9: Inflation and the Business Cycle: The Collapse of the Keynesian Paradigm Introduction; Money and Inflation; The Federal Reserve and Fractional Reserve Banking; Bank Credit and the Business Cycle Chapter 10: The Public Sector, I: Government in Business Chapter 11: The Public Sector, II: Streets and Roads Protecting the Streets; Street Rules; Pricing Streets and Roads Chapter 12: The Public Sector, III: Police, Law, and the Courts Police Protection; The Courts; The Law and the Courts; Outlaw Protectors; National Defense Chapter 13: Conservation, Ecology, and Growth Liberal Complaints;The Attack on Technology and Growth; Conservation of Resources; Pollution Chapter 14: War and Foreign Policy "Isolationism" Left and Right; Limiting Government; American Foreign Policy;Isolationist Criticisms; War as the Health of the State; Soviet Foreign Policy; Avoiding A Priori History; A Foreign Policy Program; Disarmament Part III: Epilogue Chapter 15: A Strategy for Liberty Education: Theory and Movement; Are We "Utopians"?; Is Education Enough?; Which Groups?; Why Liberty Will Win; Toward a Free America *Note: We hold no special government issued licenses or permits. We don't accept government subsidies, bailouts, low-cost loans, insurance, or other privileges. We don't lobby for laws that hurt our competitors. We actively oppose protectionism and invite all foreign competitors to try to under price us. We do not lobby for tariffs, quotas, or anti-dumping laws. We do not support the government's budget deficits: we hold no government or agency securities. To Subscribe to our daily e-mail alert service, send an e-mail with the word "subscribe" on the subject line. |
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