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Libertarian principles seem basic enough: keep government out of boardrooms, bedrooms, and wallets, and let markets work the way they should. But what reasoning justifies those stances, and how can they be elucidated clearly and applied consistently? In Libertarianism, from A to Z, acclaimed Harvard economist Jeffrey Miron sets the record straight with a dictionary that takes the reader beyond the mere surface of libertarian thought to reveal the philosophy's underlying and compelling logic. Tackling subjects as diverse as prostitution and drugs, the financial crises and the government bailouts, the legality of abortion, and the War on Terror, Miron takes the reader on a tour of libertarian thought. He draws on consequentialist principles that balance the costs and benefits of any given government intervention, emphasizing personal liberty and free markets. Miron never flinches from following those principles to their logical and sometimes controversial ends. Along the way, readers get a charming and engaging lesson in how to think like a libertarian.

Libertarianism --- Libertarianisme --- Dictionaries --- Dictionnaires anglais

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Articulates the intersection of anarchism and poststructuralism in order to frame a new approach to politics: postanarchism.

Anarchism --- Anarchism and anarchists --- Anarchy --- Government, Resistance to --- Libertarianism --- Nihilism --- Socialism --- Philosophy. --- Political philosophy. Social philosophy

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Pourquoi le « malaise civilisationnel » reconnu par tous aujourd’hui, et exaspéré par la crise, ne se sait pas effet de classe ?Michel Clouscard introduit ici aux enjeux philosophiques ultimes de la lutte des classes. Il dénonce l’idéologie de la classe dominante qui est négation de l’éthique immanente au procès de production et refus du principe de réalité : le travailleur qui produit l’encadrement spatio-temporel de la cité que la bourgeoisie ne fait que consommer. Par cette critique radicale de l’idéologie libérale libertaire, Michel Clouscard entend jeter les bases théoriques d’un nouveau progressisme.Comment a-t-on pu en arriver à la situation actuelle ? Pourquoi le « malaise civilisationnel » reconnu par tous aujourd’hui, et exaspéré par la crise, ne se sait pas effet de classe ?Michel Clouscard introduit ici aux enjeux philosophiques ultimes de la lutte des classes. Il dénonce l’idéologie de la classe dominante qui est négation de l’éthique immanente au procès de production et refus du principe de réalité : le travailleur qui produit l’encadrement spatio-temporel de la cité que la bourgeoisie ne fait que consommer. Comme cela doit rester un non-dit et un non-su, l’idéologie suturera cette fissure par la constante promotion d’une pseudo-contradiction interne : la réduction de la réalité au père bourgeois supposé entraver la consommation libertaire du fils. Cette pseudo-contradiction finira par recouvrir toute l’intersubjectivité capitaliste, tout le champ de conscience et la sensibilité.Par cette critique radicale de l’idéologie libérale libertaire, Michel Clouscard entend jeter les bases théoriques d’un nouveau progressisme.

Liberalism. --- Socialism. --- Social philosophy - 21st century. --- Social conflict. --- Social classes. --- Class consciousness. --- Socialism --- Libertarianism --- Capitalism --- Liberalism --- Social conflict --- Social sciences --- France

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There is a growing individualization of China with changing perceptions of the individual and rising expectations for individual freedom, choice and individuality. How this process evolves in a country lacking two of the defining characteristics of European individualization is a question this volume explores.

Social change --- Individualism --- China --- Social conditions --- S11/1300 --- S11/0497 --- China: Social sciences--Psychology --- China: Social sciences--Society since 1976 --- Economics --- Equality --- Political science --- Self-interest --- Sociology --- Libertarianism --- Personalism --- Persons

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This collection presents exciting new research on the history of anarchist movements and their relation to organised labour, notably revolutionary syndicalism. Bringing together internationally acknowledged authorities as well as younger researchers, all

Anarchism --- Labor movement --- Syndicalism --- Social movements --- Labor unions --- Labor and laboring classes --- Anarchism and anarchists --- Anarchy --- Government, Resistance to --- Libertarianism --- Nihilism --- Socialism --- History --- Anarchism. --- Labor movement. --- Syndicalism. --- 1800-1999. --- Europe.