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Nozick, prohibition, and no-fault motor insurance
Journal of Applied Philosophy 20 (2):201–208 (2003)
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Is a Nozickian theory of rights compatible with a no-fault motor insurance scheme? I say, Yes. The argument turns on an explication of the basis on which a Nozickian justifies the prohibition of merely risky activities.Author's Profile
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