Private Property, Law, and the State provides a concise and rigorous presentation of property rights theory and its application in a stateless society. Moreover, a complete and universal ethical framework based on private property is developed. A wide range of topics are covered including: democracy, justice, immigration, the environment, national defense, intellectual property, education, and others. Brackins begins by providing an ethical foundation for leading a moral life and then deconstructs a multitude of statist arguments with uncompromising logic. Even longstanding political theories...