People who hold controversial views generally come in two kinds: those who keep them to themselves and those who just can’t shut up. Gerard Casey, professor of philosophy at University College Ireland, fits neatly into neither category: although unafraid to speak his mind, Casey doesn’t seek to cause outrage. Why then write a book, Libertarian Anarchy, that provocatively argues that the state is not only unnecessary, but actually illegitimate?
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