The U.S. Libertarian Movement

The U.S. Libertarian Movement

The U.S. Libertarian Movement

The U.S. Libertarian Movement

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Overview

This volume contains several for-or-against essays compiled by Michael Ruth, that examine the U.S. Libertarian Movement. Readers will evaluate a Libertarian's place in contemporary America, the economics of American Libertarians, the Libertarian stance on social issues, and how Libertarians view other American issues.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780737775358
Publisher: Greenhaven Publishing LLC
Publication date: 02/11/2016
Series: Opposing Viewpoints Series
Edition description: 2nd ed.
Pages: 208
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.50(d)
Age Range: 16 - 18 Years

Table of Contents

Why Consider Opposing Viewpoints? 11

Introduction 14

Chapter 1 What Is Libertarianism's Place in Contemporary America?

Chapter Preface 19

1 Libertarian ism Is Bad for America Daily Take Team 22

2 Libertarianism Is Good for America Libertarian Party 30

3 Yes, the Libertarian Moment Has Arrived Damon Linker 36

4 Libertarianism Is Not Growing in America SR Larson 42

5 Liberals Can Support Libertarians Onan Coca 47

6 Progressives and Libertarians Should Ally but Never Will Zack Beauchamp 52

7 Libertarian Populism Is Good for American Politics Conn Carroll 58

Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography 65

Chapter 2 What Are the Economics of American Libertarians?

Chapter Preface 67

1 Libertarians Believe Government Has No Responsibility Toward the Poor Laurence M. Vance 69

2 Libertarians Correctly Label Taxation as Coercive Keith Farrell 78

3 Libertarians' Anti-Tax Views Are Misguided Benjamin Studebaker 82

4 Libertarians Rightly Support Basic Income for All Jeremy Griffith 89

5 Against "The Pragmatic Libertarian Case for the Basic Income Guarantee" Ash Navabi 94

Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography

Chapter 3 What Is the Libertarian Stance on Social Issues?

Chapter Preface 101

1 Libertarians Should Be Pro-Life Kristen Hatten 103

2 Libertarians Should Be Pro-Choice, with Exceptions Kevin Vallier 109

3 Libertarians Rightly Support Gay Rights Stephen Richer 115

4 Libertarians Should Not Support Gay Rights Anthony James Kidwell 122

5 Libertarians Wrongly Support Open Borders Nelson Hultberg 128

6 True Libertarians Support Open Borders Chris Berg 137

Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography 141

Chapter 4 How Do Libertarians View Other American Issues?

Chapter Preface 143

1 Libertarian Isolationism Would Endanger America John Engle 145

2 America Would Be Safer Not Policing the World John Stossel 150

3 Libertarians Are Wrong on Police Militarization Jack Kerwick 154

4 Libertarians Must Support Mandatory Child Vaccinations Gary Nolan 159

5 Libertarian Support for Legalizing Marijuana Is Good for America Michael Barone 166

6 Marijuana Should Not Be Legalized J. Lee Grady 171

Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography 176

For Further Discussion 177

Organizations to Contact 180

Bibliography of Books 186

Index 190

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