Selfish Libertarians and Socialist Conservatives?

Zusatztext "The American ethos is rooted in classical liberalism! which forms the foundation for modern conservatives! libertarians! welfare liberals-and their enduring debates. This dialogue between a conservative political philosopher and a libertarian economist illuminates the common ground and the profound disagreements among people who share a common heritage." Informationen zum Autor Nathan W. Schlueter is Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religion at Hillsdale College. Nikolai G. Wenzel is a Research Fellow at the University of Paris Law School's Center for Law & Economics. Previously, he held the Wallace and Marion Reemelin Chair in Free-Market Economics at Hillsdale College and was Associate Professor of Economics at Flagler College. Klappentext This book consists of a sustained exchange between a libertarian economist and conservative political philosopher on the fundamental economic, moral, political and philosophical issues that divide libertarians and conservatives. Zusammenfassung This book consists of a sustained exchange between a libertarian economist and conservative political philosopher on the fundamental economic, moral, political and philosophical issues that divide libertarians and conservatives. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction One: What Is Conservatism? Two: What Is Libertarianism? Three: What's Wrong with Conservatism: A Reply to Schlueter Four: What's Wrong with Libertarianism: A Reply to Wenzel Five: Libertarian Case Studies Six: Conservative Case Studies Seven: A Conservative's Conclusion (Schlueter) Eight: A Libertarian's Conclusion (Wenzel)

"The American ethos is rooted in classical liberalism, which forms the foundation for modern conservatives, libertarians, welfare liberalsand their enduring debates. This dialogue between a conservative political philosopher and a libertarian economist illuminates the common ground and the profound disagreements among people who share a common heritage."

Autorentext
Nathan W. Schlueter is Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religion at Hillsdale College. Nikolai G. Wenzel is a Research Fellow at the University of Paris Law School's Center for Law & Economics. Previously, he held the Wallace and Marion Reemelin Chair in Free-Market Economics at Hillsdale College and was Associate Professor of Economics at Flagler College.

Klappentext
This book consists of a sustained exchange between a libertarian economist and conservative political philosopher on the fundamental economic, moral, political and philosophical issues that divide libertarians and conservatives.

Inhalt
Introduction
One: What Is Conservatism?
Two: What Is Libertarianism?
Three: What's Wrong with Conservatism: A Reply to Schlueter
Four: What's Wrong with Libertarianism: A Reply to Wenzel
Five: Libertarian Case Studies
Six: Conservative Case Studies
Seven: A Conservative's Conclusion (Schlueter)
Eight: A Libertarian's Conclusion (Wenzel)

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