Isbn: 9781507785607 - the machinery of freedom: guide to a radical capitalism (21 resultados)

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Condición: As New. : En este libro, David D. Friedman argumenta a favor de una sociedad organizada mediante la cooperación voluntaria bajo instituciones de propiedad privada e intercambio, con poca o ninguna intervención gubernamental. Describe cómo las funciones más fundamentales del gobierno podrían ser reemplazadas por instituciones privadas, con servicios como la protección de los derechos individuales y la resolución de disputas proporcionados por empresas privadas en un mercado competitivo. El enfoque es consecuencialista, afirmando que tal sociedad produciría resultados más atractivos, juzgados por valores ampliamente compartidos, que las alternativas, incluidas las instituciones actuales de los EE. UU. y sociedades similares. Esta tercera edición incluye nuevas secciones que exploran ideas planteadas en ediciones anteriores con mayor profundidad, incluyendo discusiones sobre la aplicación descentralizada de la ley en sistemas legales pasados, derechos vistos como una descripción del comportamiento humano, una posible amenaza a la estabilidad del sistema no considerada en ediciones anteriores, y formas en que una sociedad sin estado podría defenderse de estados agresivos. También introduce nuevos temas, incluyendo la no escolarización, el mal uso de argumentos de externalidad en contextos como la población o el calentamiento global, y las implicaciones del cifrado de clave pública y tecnologías en línea relacionadas. EAN: 9781507785607 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Filosofía Título: The Machinery of Freedom Autor: David D. Friedman Editorial: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform Idioma: en Páginas: 378 Formato: tapa blanda.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book argues for a society organized by voluntary cooperation under institutions of private property and exchange with little, ultimately no, government. It describes how the most fundamental functions of government might be replaced by private institutions, with services such as protecting individual rights and settling disputes provided by private firms in a competitive market. It goes on to use the tools of economic analysis to attempt to show how such institutions could be expected to work, what sort of legal rules they would generate, and under what circumstances they would or would not be stable. The approach is consequentialist. The claim is that such a society would produce more attractive outcomes, judged by widely shared values, than alternatives, including the current institutions of the U.S. and similar societies.The second edition contained four sections, this third edition adds two more. One explores some of the ideas already raised in greater depth, including discussions of decentralized law enforcement in past legal systems, of rights seen not as a moral or legal category but as a description of human behavior, of a possible threat to the stability of the system not considered in the previous editions, and of ways in which a stateless society might defend itself from aggressive states. The final section introduces a number of new topics, including unschooling, the misuse of externality arguments in contexts such as population or global warming, and the implications of public key encryption and related online technologies. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …