“Review Essay: Selfish Libertarians and Socialist Conservatives? The Foundations of the Libertarian-Conservative Debate“

Libertarian Papers 10 (2018)
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: This book makes interesting reading not only because of the subject but also because of the authors’ approach to it. It is, in fact, an energetic and thought-provoking dialogue between a libertarian political economist, Nikolai G. Wenzel, and a conservative political philosopher, Nathan W. Schlueter. By setting aside the journalistic urge for simplifications and […]

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Aleksandar Novakovic
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