Anarchy, state, and utopia: an advanced guide / Lester H. Hunt
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TextPublication details: UK: Wiley, 2015Description: vi, 232 p. 24 cmISBN: 9780470675014 (hardback)Subject(s): State, The | Anarchism | UtopiasDDC classification: 320.101
Contents:
Nozick's introduction and preface -- Ethical bearings -- The experience machine -- Why state of nature theory? -- The invisible hand and the justification of the state -- Risk, fear, and procedural rights -- Has the dominant protective association become a state? -- Distributive justice -- The search for utopia.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Nozick's introduction and preface -- Ethical bearings -- The experience machine -- Why state of nature theory? -- The invisible hand and the justification of the state -- Risk, fear, and procedural rights -- Has the dominant protective association become a state? -- Distributive justice -- The search for utopia.
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