Step-by-step praxeological case for anarcho-capitalism
Can anyone please recommend a single piece of literature that praxeologically makes the case for anarcho-capitalism step-by-step, starting from the action axiom and ending with, ‘therefore, anarcho-capitalism is the only system that is just and morally in line with natural law (as defined by Murray Rothbard)’?
I have read Murray Rothbard’s Libertarian Manifesto and the Ethics of Liberty, so I think I could piece together a praxeological case for anarcho-capitalism from these two books, but it would be great if any writer has already compiled this lengthy argument into one text. I need this for my Master’s dissertation.
On a similar note, please also recommend the most popular literature which criticizes anarcho-capitalism. I would also like to incorporate this into my dissertation so I can argue against it.
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