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The article in the issue 9:2:
The date of the publication:
2020-07-25
The number of pages:
152
The issue:
9:2
Commentaries:
3
The Authors
Walter Block, Anthony J. Cesario, Leith B. Edgar, Pedro J. Caranti, David Iglesias, Ian Hersum, Milton Kiang, Sukrit Sabhlok, Eduardo Blasco, David Marcos, Mike Holmes, Mark Thornton, Lucas Maciel Bueno, Jakub Bożydar Wiśniewski, Igor Wysocki, J. C. Lester, David Fisher,
Eduardo Blasco is a master’s student at the London School of Economics. Eduardo holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and a bachelor of Laws from the Univeristy of Valencia. Eduardo is interested in the biggest challenges to anarcho-capitalism, such as private justice and private defense. Eduardo is a self-proclaimed (Walter) Blockean. Eduardo writes for the Instituto Juan de Mariana.
David Marcos is a Philosophy Student at Universidad de Granada.
He is a libertarian particularly interested in ethics, political
philosophy, epistemology and ontology. Most of David ´s previous work
has focused on freedom of speech, such a paper he published for the
Mises Journal Brazil.
ARTICLE:
Nulla Libertarian Poena Sine NAP:
Reexamination of Libertarian Theories of Punishment
autor: Eduardo Blasco, David Marcos,
Libertarianism deals with what the law should be. In this article, we focus on
what the appropriate law to punish criminals should be in a libertarian society;
that is, one that respects the Non-Aggression Principle and property rights. We
examine various theories of punishment and explain why some are
incompatible with libertarianism. We contribute to the latest libertarian theory
of punishment suggesting the necessity to take time preference into
consideration. We conclude stating a limit and a limitation to libertarian
punishment theories.
