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		Here are some recommended reading lists for people who don't have the time or don't want to go through all the articles on this site. I want to understand your basic position, but I'm unfamiliar with political theory and I don't have much time. Recommended reading : The Government Hoax by Marc Stevens Freedom or Government? by Harry Hoiles I want to understand your basic position, I'm unfamiliar with political theory, but I want to read more than that. Recommended reading : The Government Hoax by Marc Stevens What It Means To Be an Anarcho-Capitalist by by N. Stephan Kinsella Freedom or Government? by Harry Hoiles Brief explanation of anarcho capitalism Libertarian Anarchism: Responses to Ten Objections by Roderick T. Long I want to understand your basic position and I'm somewhat familiar with political theory. Recommended reading : Legitimacy of the State by Per Bylund The Structure of Anarchist Society by Per Bylund Internal Inconsistencies in Arguments for Government: Nozick, Rand, and Hospers by David Osterfeld What Are You Calling 'Anarchy'? by Robert P. Murphy Libertarian Anarchism by Daniel C. Burton I don't want to read anything, I prefer to listen. Recommended reading : Stefan Molyneux podcasts - What is libertarianism Stefan Molyneux podcasts - War and the Fantasy of Protection Stefan Molyneux podcast - Property Rights Stefan Molyneux podcast - Environmentalism part 3 I want to understand your position from an economic perspective. Recommended reading : An Economic Analysis of Power by Michael S. Rozeff Free Exchange and Ethical Decisions by Sorin Cucerai The Political Economy of Fear by Robert Higgs Anarchy and Efficient Law by David Friedman Networks, Anarcho-Capitalism, and the Paradox of Cooperation by Bryan Caplan and Edward Stringham I want to understand how an anarchy would provide police and courts, and keep it as simple and short as possible. Recommended reading : Why Abolishing Government Would Not Bring Chaos by Brad Edmonds The Possibility of Private Law by Robert P. Murphy Template created by: WebDesignHelper.co.uk

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