Governing Least: A New England Libertarianism (Oxford Political Philosophy)
by Dan Moller
In Governing Least, Dan Moller examines libertarianism as a tradition of political philosophy, placing its central questions about government, authority, and individual freedom in conversation with New England’s distinctive intellectual and political heritage.
About This Book
Governing Least explores libertarian political thought through the lens of New England’s intellectual and political traditions.
Dan Moller examines questions about the proper scope of government and the limits of political authority.
The book presents a philosophical inquiry into how a commitment to governing least might shape political judgment and public life.
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