The Voluntaryist Constitution
A theoretical framework for constitutional governance based on voluntary association, consent, and the protection of individual rights.
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16 totalThe Individualists
Matt Zwolinski & John Tomasi / 2023
Entrepreneurial Communities
Calvin Duke / 2021
Foundations of a Free Society
Gregory Salmieri & Robert Mayhew / 2019
The Powers of the Earth
Travis J.I. Corcoran / 2017
Your Next Government?
Tom W. Bell / 2017
The best book on special economic zones and competitive governance. Bell's legal framework for 'special jurisdictions' directly shaped my work at Próspera.
Equal Is Unfair
Don Watkins & Yaron Brook / 2016
Real Dissent
Tom Woods / 2014
The Problem of Political Authority
Michael Huemer / 2012
A rigorous philosophical examination of why governments claim authority and whether those claims are justified. Changed how I think about legitimacy.
Liberty Defined
Ron Paul / 2011
The Dirty Dozen
Robert A. Levy & William Mellor / 2008
Against Intellectual Property
N. Stephan Kinsella / 2008
A Lodging of Wayfaring Men
Paul Rosenberg / 2007
Anatomy of the State
Murray N. Rothbard / 1974
For A New Liberty
Murray N. Rothbard / 1973
The libertarian manifesto. Rothbard systematically applies property rights and non-aggression to every area of society—radical, uncompromising, and thrilling to read.
Atlas Shrugged
Ayn Rand / 1957
The Law
Frederic Bastiat / 1850