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The Passion for Liberty

Tibor R. Machan

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Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Introduction: For Individual Rights Chapter 3 Opposing Senses of Freedom Chapter 4 Ethical Egoism (or Individualism)-Personal Responsibility Chapter 5 Why Capitalism Squares with Morality Chapter 6 Immigration into a Free Society Chapter 7 Military Defense of a Free Society Chapter 8 Liberty - Economic v. Moral benefits Chapter 9 Against Utilitarianism Chapter 10 Reflections on the Right to Private Property Chapter 11 The Democratic Ideal Chapter 12 Revisiting the Class Warfare Chapter 13 Individual rights, Democracy and Government Debt Chapter 14 Exploring Extreme Violence (Torture) Chapter 15 The Norms of Military Intervention Chapter 16 Democracy and Foreign Affairs Chapter 17 Why Abortion is not Murder Chapter 18 Objections and Alternatives to Affirmative Action Chapter 19 The Bill of Rights and Moral Philosophy Chapter 20 Freedom and the Media

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Key concepts: Individualism, Democracy, Political science, Morality, Ethical egoism, Law, Sociology, Law and economics