Deleting the State: An Argument about Government

Exploring the justification of political authority, the book examines limited-state and anarchist theories through the lenses of law, economics, and game theory, emphasizing liberty and human rights. It draws on F. A. Hayek's analysis to clarify coercion and its minimization. Additionally, it contrasts libertarian and communitarian views on society and the state, while evaluating the pros and cons of violent versus nonviolent political change strategies. This comprehensive discussion offers fresh insights into longstanding philosophical debates.