Dialectics of Liberty

Roger E. Bissell is research associate with the Molinari InstituteChris Matthew Sciabarra was visiting scholar at New York UniversityEdward W. Younkins is professor of accountancy and executive director of the Institute for the Study of Capitalism and Morality at Wheeling Jesuit University

• Chapter 1: Toward a Dialectical LibertarianismChapter 2: Freedom and Flourishing: Toward a Synthesis of Traditions and DisciplinesChapter 3: The Unchained Dialectic and the Renewal of Libertarian InquiryChapter 4: Whence Natural Rights?Chapter 5: Dialogical Arguments for Libertarian RightsChapter 6: Dialectical Psychology: The Road to DépassementChapter 7: Don Lavoie’s Dialectical LiberalismChapter 8: Free Speech, Rhetoric, and a Free EconomyChapter 9: Exploring the Interconnections of Politics, Economics, and CultureChapter 10: Context Matters: Finding a Home for Labor-Managed EnterpriseChapter 11: The Dialectic of Culture and Markets in Expanding Family FreedomChapter 12: Up from Oppression: Triumph and Tragedy in the Great American SongbookChapter 13: Why Libertarians Should Be Social Justice WarriorsChapter 14: Radical Liberalism and Social LiberationChapter 15: Social Equality and LibertyChapter 16: Formal vs. Substantive Statism: A Matter of ContextChapter 17: The Political Is Interpersonal:An Interpretation and Defense of Libertarian ImmediatismChapter 18: Aesthetics, Ritual, Property, and Fish:A Dialectical Approach to the Evolutionary Foundations of Property

Dialectics of Liberty offers perspectives from authors spanning a variety of disciplines on how this analysis could proceed for those willing to take up this challenge. I invite those interested to read DOL. The invitation is not limited to practitioners. The book covers a variety of subjects. There is something to interest virtually anyone.