Political Philosophy, Clearly: Essays on Freedom and Fairness, Property and Equalities

Exploring the intersection of liberty and justice, this collection of articles by Anthony de Jasay critiques modern democratic governance and the necessity of centralized authority. Addressing fundamental topics like government limitations and property rights, Jasay advocates for the potential of private solutions to public goods and rules. The work reflects his consistent anti-statist philosophy, arguing that social order can be maintained without heavy reliance on coercive power. This volume brings together previously published writings, offering a clear and engaging perspective on political thought.