Authority, Obedience, and the State (Cato Unbound Book 32013)
by Bryan Caplan, Michael Huemer, Hassoun Nicole, Tom G. Palmer
Authority, Obedience, and the State brings together Bryan Caplan, Michael Huemer, Hassoun Nicole, and Tom G. Palmer to explore central questions about political authority, obedience, and the state. An accessible choice for readers examining the foundations and limits of government power.
About This Book
Authority, Obedience, and the State examines the ideas suggested by its title: how authority is established, why people obey, and what role the state should play.
This volume brings together contributions from Bryan Caplan, Michael Huemer, Hassoun Nicole, and Tom G. Palmer.
It offers a concise entry point for readers interested in political philosophy, public authority, and the relationship between individuals and government.
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