Anarchism and Rights Violations

Critica 14 (40):105-116 (1982)
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Abstract

The justification of the existence of the state should precede the justification of any particular organization of the state. The paper tries to give a clear argument facing anyone who sets out to do the first thing, which is to justify the existence of the state. The problem facing such a person is to identify which premise of the argument is false and explain why it is false.

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Charles Sayward
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