Państwo i ekonomia – libertarianizm a ujęcie klasyczne

Abstract

The author of this article compares libertarian (anarcho-capitalist) and classic (Thomistic) view on natural law, as well as on socio-economic and moral restrictions on private property. He argues that the libertarian understanding of natural law implies prohibition of any restrictions on ownership (other than those imposed by the property of another person). On the other head, the classic view allows these restrictions in justified cases. The second view is according to author more consistent with moral intuition.