Summary – ‘The Anatomy of the State’ by Murray Rothbard (Part 2)
We are look at the second half of libertarian philosopher, economist, and historian Murray Rothbard’s worldview-changing 1974 essay Anatomy of the State, looking particularly at how the state often overcomes its constitutional limits.
Episode Outline:
| I. | Review of Part 1 |
| II. | Section 4: How the State Transends its Limits |
| III. | Section 5: What the State Fears |
| IV. | Section 6: How States Relate to One Another |
| V. | Section 7: History as a Race Between State Power and Social Power |
| VI. | Concluding Thoughts |
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