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Gary Chartier
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    Anarchy and Legal Order: Law and Politics for a Stateless Society.Gary Chartier - 2012 - Cambridge University Press.
    Laying foundations -- Rejecting aggression -- Safeguarding cooperation -- Enforcing law -- Rectifying injury -- Liberating society -- Situating liberation.
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    On the Threshold Argument against Consumer Meat Purchases.Gary Chartier - 2006 - Journal of Social Philosophy 37 (2):235-51.
    Lodges a number of challenges to the threshold argument on the basis of which some consequentialists have objected to consumer meat purchases. Maintains that the argument misunderstands relevant market dynamics.
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  3. On the threshold argument against consumer meat purchases.Gary Chartier - 2005 - Journal of Social Philosophy 37 (2):233–249.
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    The Logic of Commitment.Gary Chartier - 2017 - New York, NY, USA: Routledge.
    This book develops and defends a conception of commitment and explores its limits. Gary Chartier shows how commitment serves to resolve conflicts between ordinary moral intuitions and the reality that the basic aspects of human well-being are incommensurable. He outlines a variety of overlapping and mutually reinforcing rationales for making commitments, explores the relationship between commitment and vocation and the relevance of commitment to love, and notes some reasons why it might make sense to disregard one’s commitments. The Logic of (...)
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  5. Natural Law, Same-Sex Marriage, and the Politics of Virtue.Gary Chartier - 2001 - UCLA Law Review 48:1593-1632.
    Argues that natural law theory provides no credible basis for objecting to the legal recognition of same-sex marriage and offers a two-fold defense of marriage equality: natural-law arguments against marriage equality are unsuccessful; and, even if they are; proponents of new classical natural law theory should still see legally recognizing same-sex marriages as reasonable.
     
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    In Defence of the Anarchist.Gary Chartier - 2008 - Oxford Journal of Legal Studies 29 (1):115-138.
    Mark Murphy contends that, whatever the merits of any philosophical argument for anarchism, most people are obligated to obey the law. Murphy defends a moral argument designed to show that most people in reasonably just political communities are obligated to obey the law. And he advances epistemological arguments calculated to support two key claims. First, people who believe they are obligated to obey the law are entitled to retain their belief in the face of anarchist criticism. Second, a credible account (...)
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    Radicalizing Rawls: Global Justice and the Foundations of International Law.Gary Chartier - 2014 - New York, NY, USA: Palgrave.
    This book is a critical examination of John Rawls's account of the normative grounds of international law, arguing that Rawls unjustifiably treats groups - rather than particular persons - as foundational to his model of international justice.
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  8. Reconciling Rawls and Hayek?Gary Chartier - 2013 - The Independent Review 17:577-88.
    Assesses John Tomasi's Free Market Fairness.
     
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    The Incarnation and the Problem of Evil.Gary Chartier - 2008 - Heythrop Journal 49 (1):110-27.
    While the incarnation is often invoked as part of a response to the problem of evil (as by the early Kenneth Surin), affirming something like an orthodox view of the incarnation also seems to accentuate the problem of evil by incorporating belief in miraculous divine action. I suggest a possible line of response that allows for the incarnation to be understood as historically particular but non-miraculous.
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  10. Review of Michael Huemer, The Problem of Political Authority. [REVIEW]Gary Chartier - 2013 - Canadian Journal of Law and Jurisprudence 26:515-20.
  11. Natural Law and Animal Rights.Gary Chartier - 2010 - Canadian Journal of Law and Jurisprudence 23 (1):33-46.
    The new classical natural law theorists have been decidedly skeptical about claims that non-human animals deserve serious moral consideration. Their theory features an array of incommensurable, nonfungible basic aspects of welfare and a set of principles governing participation in and pursuit of these goods. Attacks on animals’ interests seem to be inconsistent with one or more of these principles. But leading natural law theorists maintain that animals do not participate in basic aspects of well being in ways that merit protection, (...)
     
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  12. Anarchism as a Research Program in Law.Gary Chartier - 2012 - Griffith Law Review 21:293-206.
    Examines various aspects of anarchism relevant to or illuminated by legal theory.
     
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    An Ecological Theory of Free Expression.Gary Chartier - 2018 - Springer Verlag.
    This book develops an account of freedom of expression rooted in a broader understanding of human flourishing. It is intended to highlight reasons for not only political institutions but also noncoercive social institutions—employers, churches, clubs—to value and safeguard expressive freedom. It emphasizes a set of overlapping and mutually reinforcing considerations supportive of this kind of freedom, including property rights, class-analytic and public-choice-theoretic understandings of state and institutional decision-making, the limits on the capacity of expressive activity to injure or cause injury, (...)
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    A Good Life in the Market: An Introduction to Business Ethics.Gary Chartier - 2019 - Great Barrington, MA, USA: American Institute for Economic Research.
    A Good Life in the Market develops a framework for thinking about business ethics, examining the nature and potential of markets before crisply exploring a set of important issues—from immigration to intellectual property to boycotts to workplace governance. Provocative, engaging, and conversational, Gary Chartier offers tools and perspectives that will help you flourish in the world of business.
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  15. A Progressive Case for a Universal Transaction Tax.Gary Chartier - 2006 - Maine Law Review 58:1-16.
    Concerns with autonomy and privacy, among other factors (including the potential to move toward a basic income scheme), could give progressives reason to favor replacing the personal income tax with a universal transaction tax (so named to distinguish it from transaction taxes just applied to consumer sales, for instance).
     
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    Christianity and the Nation-State: A Study in Political Theology.Gary Chartier - 2023 - Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
    In Christianity and the Nation-State, Gary Chartier provocatively offers readers unexpected critical distance from some familiar ways of understanding, justifying, and navigating existing political arrangements. People in multiple societies are posing important questions about the authority and functions of the contemporary nation-state and about potential alternatives to this seemingly inescapable institution. Chartier seeks to develop a distinctive theological response to the conditions prompting these questions. Affirming liberalism and cosmopolitanism, he reflects critically on nationalism, localism, religious establishment, and theological accounts of (...)
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  17. Contracts and Vows.Gary Chartier - 2016 - Oxford Journal of Law and Religion 5 (3):482-509.
    Examines analogies between contracts and vows and uses analytical tools from contract law to highlight the limits of religious vows.
     
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  18. Consumption, Development Aid, and Natural Law.Gary Chartier - 2007 - Washington and Lee Journal of Civil Rights and Social Justice 13:205-57.
    Examines how new classical natural law theory might respond to the question what kind of personal giving in support of international development efforts might be morally obligatory. Examines a range of examples offered by natural law thinkers.
     
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  19. Contested Practices: Arthur Isak Applbaum's Ethics for Adversaries.Gary Chartier - 2002 - Jahrbuch für Recht Und Ethik/Annual Review of Law and Ethics 16:254-77.
    Examines Applbaum's elaboration, on contractualist grounds, of a plausible understanding of adversarial ethics, primarily but not exclusively in the contest of the legal system. Raises criticisms of what are arguably unnecessary concessions and offers the behavior of US government lawyers in the Korematsu case as an example for consideration.
     
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  20. Civil Rights and Economic Democracy.Gary Chartier - 2001 - Washburn Law Journal 40:267-87.
    Suggests that there is an integral relationship between support for civil rights and support for a cluster of practices that might be characterized under the heading off "economic democracy." These include participatory workplace governance schemes and basic income schemes as alternatives to conventional income support programs.
     
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  21. Divorce: A Normative Analysis.Gary Chartier - 2008 - Florida Coastal Law Review 10:1-32.
    Is divorce reasonable, given that marital promises are often apparently unqualified? I explain a variety of ways in which one can take promises seriously and recognize the value of genuinely unqualified love in marriage while recognizing that it may be reasonable in particular cases to treat marital promises as non-binding.
     
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  22. Flourishing Lives: Exploring Natural Law Liberalism.Gary Chartier - 2019 - Cambridge University Press.
    This book elaborates, illuminates, and illustrates a confident and attractive account of social and political liberalism in light of a rich understanding of flourishing and fulfilment rooted in a version of natural law theory. Examining issues in ethics, law, and politics - including consumer responsibility, the assignment of grades by teachers, deception by lawyers, war and empire, and the use of victim-impact statements in parole decisions - Gary Chartier shows how natural law theory can effectively support pluralism, diversity, social equality, (...)
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  23. Incommensurable Basic Goods.Gary Chartier - 2015 - Australian Journal of Legal Philosophy 40:1-16.
    Defends the view that basic aspects of well being should be understood as incommensurable.
     
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  24. Incommensurable Goods.Gary Chartier & Jere L. Fox - 2019 - In Jonathan Crowe & Constance Lee (eds.), Edward Elgar Research Handbook on Natural Law Theory. Cheltenham, UK: pp. 252-65.
    Updates earlier arguments for the plausibility of the thesis that basic aspects of well being are incommensurable, a thesis central to new classical natural law theory. Responds to objections from Jonathan Crowe and Jason Brennan.
     
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  25. Intellectual Property and Natural Law.Gary Chartier - 2011 - Australian Journal of Legal Philosophy 36:58-88.
    Explains why a natural law theory of property rights need not be hospitable to intellectual property.
     
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  26. Loving Creation: The Task of the Moral Life.Gary Chartier - 2022 - Minneapolis: Fortress.
    Is it true that all we need is love? Does love capture the essence of Christian ethics? Does a love-centered ethic need to be impartial in a way that leaves no room at ground-level for relationships and projects? What is the place of well-being in an ethic of love? Loving Creation: The Task of Moral Life seeks to answer these questions by showing how a love-ethic and an ethic of creation are not at odds but rather reinforce each other. -/- (...)
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  27. Loving Friends and Loving God.Gary Chartier - 1999 - Spectrum 27 (4):11-22.
    Examines issues in ethics and philosophical theology raised by the attempt to understand the relationship between particular creaturely loves and love for God.
     
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  28. Left-Wing Market Anarchism and Natural Law.Gary Chartier - 2014 - Studies in Emergent Order 7:314-24.
    Defends the variety of natural-law anarchism developed in Anarchy and Legal Order against multiple criticisms, primarily methodological.
     
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  29. Marriage: A Normative Framework.Gary Chartier - 2008 - Florida Coastal Law Review 9:347-434.
    Develops a model of marriage as the chosen institutionalization of love. Builds on a phenomenological account of love to make sense of marital promises and to identify the kinds of promises it makes sense for marriage partners to make.
     
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  30. Niebuhr's Ghost?Gary Chartier - 2006 - Conversations in Religion and Theology 5:91-115.
    Critically examines Peter Beinart's attempt to articulate a muscular liberalism with parallels to Cold War liberalism. Challenges Beinart's position as risking inconsistency with just war norms, among others.
     
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  31. Natural Law and Non-Aggression.Gary Chartier - 2010 - Acta Juridica Hungarica 51 (2):79-96.
    Argues that new classical natural law theory can provide an alternative grounding for what is often called the "non-aggression principle.".
     
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  32. Natural law and socioeconomic rights.Gary Chartier - 2022 - In Tom P. S. Angier, Iain T. Benson & Mark Retter (eds.), The Cambridge Handbook of Natural Law and Human Rights. Cambridge University Press.
     
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  33. Natural Law, the Common Good, and the State.Gary Chartier & Jere L. Fox - 2019 - In Jonathan Crowe & Constance Lee (eds.), Edward Elgar Research Handbook on Natural Law Theory. Cheltenham, UK: pp. 347-68.
    Argues for a framework understanding of the common good, one that does not depend on the existence and operation of the state, in the context of new classical natural law theory.
     
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  34. Pirate Constitutions and Workplace Democracy.Gary Chartier - 2010 - Jahrbuch für Recht Und Ethik/Annual Review of Law and Ethics 18:449-67.
    Considers Peter Leeson's arguments regarding the economic viability of workplace democracy.
     
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  35. Proudhon in Green.Gary Chartier - 2009 - Conversations in Religion and Theology 7:230-43.
    An essay review of Kevin Carson's massive, interdisciplinary Organization Theory, which argues that flat organizations are preferable to hierarchical ones on economic grounds and that hierarchical organizations are competitive with flatter ones, on balance, because of state-secured privilege.
     
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  36. Peoples or Person?: Revising Rawls on Global Justice.Gary Chartier - 2004 - Boston College International and Comparative Law Review 27:1-97.
    Argues that the reasons Rawls offers in The Law of Peoples for rejecting cosmopolitanism are unpersuasive and that Rawls's resistance to cosmopolitanism is associated with other problematic features of his approach, including his stance regarding justice in warfare; an individualist, cosmopolitan approach would resolve evident difficulties in Rawls's position.
     
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    Public Practice, Private Law: An Essay on Love, Marriage, and the State.Gary Chartier - 2016 - Cambridge University Press.
    Marriage is ordinarily a public practice, supported by, as well as supportive of, society. But it need not fall within the purview of the state. Public Practice, Private Law articulates a conception of marriage as a morally rich and important institution that ought to be subject to private rather than legislative or judicial ordering. It elaborates a robust understanding of marriage that captures what both different-sex and same-sex couples might see as valuable about their relationships. It explains why sexual ethics (...)
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  38. Reason and the Resurrection.Gary Chartier - 2004 - Conversations in Religion and Theology 4 (1):11-28.
    Examines Richard Swinburne's joint case for an orthodox Christian understanding of incarnation and resurrection.
     
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  39. Routledge Handbook of Anarchism and Anarchist Thought.Gary Chartier & Chad Van Schoelandt (eds.) - 2021
     
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  40. Radical Liberalism and Social Freedom.Gary Chartier - 2019 - In Roger Bissell, Chris Matthew Sciabarra & Ed Younkins (eds.), The Dialectics of Liberty: Exploring the Context of Human Freedom. Lanham, MD: pp. 255-74.
    Defends a link between political and social freedom, and argues both for an understanding of social freedom and for institutional safeguards for this kind of freedom.
     
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  41. Righting Narrative: Robert Chang, Poststructuralism, and the Limits of Critique.Gary Chartier - 2001 - UCLA Asian Pacific-American Law Journal 7:105-32.
    Suggests that radical critique in support of empowerment and inclusion is best undertaken from a standpoint that endorses moral objectivity, and that affirming such a standpoint is compatible with an awareness of historical and cultural situatedness.
     
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  42. Review of Adrian Thatcher, Marriage after Modernity. [REVIEW]Gary Chartier - 2000 - Theology and Sexuality 12:120-24.
  43. Review of Arthur Peacocke, All That Is. [REVIEW]Gary Chartier - 2007 - Theological Book Review 19:74.
     
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  44. Review of Alister McGrath, Understanding the Trinity. [REVIEW]Gary Chartier - 1991 - Religious Studies Review 17:143.
     
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  45. Review of Brian Hebblethwaite, Ethics and Religion in a Pluralistic Age. [REVIEW]Gary Chartier - 1998 - Andrews University Seminary Studies 36:128-31.
  46. Tradition, Dialogue, and Human Rights. [REVIEW]Gary Chartier - 2006 - Religion and Human Rights 1:97-100.
  47. Review of Edward P. Stringham, ed., Anarchy, State, and Public Choice. [REVIEW]Gary Chartier - 2015 - The Review of Austrian Economics 28:361-63.
     
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  48. Review of Jason Brennan, Libertarianism: What Everyone Needs to Know. [REVIEW]Gary Chartier - 2013 - Independent Review 17:807-12.
     
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  49. Review of Mark Jordan, The Ethics of Sex. [REVIEW]Gary Chartier - 2002 - Theology and Sexuality 16:121-23.
     
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  50. Review of Nicholas Lash, The Beginning and the End of 'Religion'. [REVIEW]Gary Chartier - 1999 - Andrews University Seminary Studies 37:125-28.
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