Liberalism undressed

1. The Liberal Premise

2. Constructing Harm from Natural Rights: The Cases of Locke and Nozick

3. The Meaning of Harm Derived from Interests: Joel Feinbergs Harm Principle

4. Collective Harms and the Market: Problems of Causation

5. Taxation, Welfare, and Benefits

6. The Duty to Act: Toward the Fiduciary Ethic

7. The Forms of Intervention

8. What Who?

9. Paternalism and the Timeline

10. Harm to Norms

11. Liberalism Redressed

Appendix: Four Liberal Premises and Their Problems

Acknowledgments

Notes

References

Index