For a New Liberty
About This Book
Published in 1973, For a New Liberty presents the core tenets of libertarian philosophy. Murray N. Rothbard challenges the legitimacy of centralized government authority and makes a case against state intervention across every sector, including schools and law enforcement. The book delivers a blistering examination of governmental waste, power abuses, and ethical transgressions.
Who Should Read This?
- Students and enthusiasts of political theory and philosophy
- People dissatisfied with mainstream conservative and liberal politics
- Those interested in or sympathetic to libertarian principles
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