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Aeon Skoble — Is Anarchy Relevant For Classical Liberalism?

Jun 23, 202155 minEp. 99
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Episode description

Alex Aragona peaks with Aeon Skoble as he outlines his ideas on what anarchism is, how we should think on it, and how it overlaps with classical liberal ideas.

References from The Curious Task Episode 99 with Aeon Skoble

  • Aeon Skoble is author of Deleting the State and editor of a collection of essays called The Simpsons and Philosophy. He has a chapter titled “What Is the Point of Anarchism” in The Routledge Handbook of Anarchy and Anarchist Thought. Read more from Aeon Skoble on the blog Radical Classical Liberal here.
  • Aeon Skoble mentions Robert Nozick, who argues for a minimal state in Anarchy, State, and Utopia available for purchase here. Aeon Skoble further discusses Robert Nozick in this video produced by the Fraser Institute here.
  • Learn more about the prisoner’s dilemma here.
  • The relationship between anarchism and law is explored by Bruce Benson in his book The Enterprise of Law, available for purchase here.
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