Rothbard's Ethics of Liberty, Part 2
Apr 15, 2016•1 hr 5 min
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Episode description
Murray Rothbard wrote The Ethics of Liberty in 1982 as a full moral theory of the ethical considerations libertarianism requires and what these considerations would prevent the state from doing.
This week we begin a discussion on the second part of The Ethics of Liberty. What is Rothbard’s universal ethic? According to Rothbard, how can property originally be justly acquired? What would ownership in a Rothbardian free market system look like?
Here is our discussion on part one of The Ethics of Liberty.
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