Anarchy, State and Public Choice
A collection of essays applying public choice theory to questions of anarchy and governance, exploring economic perspectives on stateless societies and alternatives to centralized authority.
About This Book
This book examines key questions about governance, order, and economic decision-making without centralized authority.
Contributors analyze how public choice theory applies to stateless or minimally governed societies.
The work draws on classical liberal and libertarian traditions to assess alternatives to the state.
Readers will encounter debates on the feasibility and implications of anarchy from an economic perspective.
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