In 1993 I wrote an article at the Cato Institute that may be relevant to the current controversy over abortion and the Supreme Court: “Dissolving the Inkblot: Privacy as a Property Right.”
Recent
Karl Dahl joined me. This is not an exhaustive discussion on the parallels, but it is full of meat to chew on.
Law is a social institution independent of the existence of the state. Law explicitly recognizes the principles of justice, which can only be consistently recognized as universal for all times and places. These principles serve not only to deliver justice, but also to...
Albert Jay Nock’s life spanned the transformation of the United States from the laissez‑faire America of the late nineteenth century to the managerial state of the New Deal. Born on October 13, 1870 in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Nock studied Greek and Latin in the...
