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Lao Tzu (c. 600 BC)

by James A. Dorn on Aug 15, 2008

Lao Tzu’s anticipatory work argued that a harmonious and prosperous society was one in which people could make their own economic and personal decisions.

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Rituals of Freedom: Libertarian Themes in Early Confucianism

featuring Roderick T. Long, Aaron Ross Powell, and Trevor Burrus on Oct 7, 2016

Roderick T. Long joins us to talk about libertarian themes in Chinese philosophy. How much do libertarianism and early Confucianism have in common?

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Monopoly & Empire: Ancient China’s Debate on Salt and Iron

by Anthony Comegna on May 2, 2016

Without the state’s incredible, Heaven-mandated, virtually godlike concentrated power, “Who would build the roads?”

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