This book consists of a sustained exchange between a libertarian economist and conservative political philosopher on the fundamental economic, moral, political and philosophical issues that divide libertarians and conservatives.
This book consists of a sustained exchange between a libertarian economist and conservative political philosopher on the fundamental economic, moral, political and philosophical issues that divide libertarians and conservatives.
Nathan W. Schlueter is Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religion at Hillsdale College.Nikolai G. Wenzel is a Research Fellow at the University of Paris Law School's Center for Law & Economics. Previously, he held the Wallace and Marion Reemelin Chair in Free-Market Economics at Hillsdale College and was Associate Professor of Economics at Flagler College.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction One: What Is Conservatism? Two: What Is Libertarianism? Three: What's Wrong with Conservatism: A Reply to Schlueter Four: What's Wrong with Libertarianism: A Reply to Wenzel Five: Libertarian Case Studies Six: Conservative Case Studies Seven: A Conservative's Conclusion (Schlueter) Eight: A Libertarian's Conclusion (Wenzel)
Introduction One: What Is Conservatism? Two: What Is Libertarianism? Three: What's Wrong with Conservatism: A Reply to Schlueter Four: What's Wrong with Libertarianism: A Reply to Wenzel Five: Libertarian Case Studies Six: Conservative Case Studies Seven: A Conservative's Conclusion (Schlueter) Eight: A Libertarian's Conclusion (Wenzel)
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