Defending a Free Nation

In Edward Stringham (ed.), Anarchy and the Law: The Political Economy of Choice. Transaction Publishers. pp. 149-162 (2007)
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This question presupposes a prior question: would a free nation need to defend itself from foreign aggression? Some would answer no: the rewards of cooperation outweigh the rewards of aggression, and so a nation will probably not be attacked unless it first acts aggressively itself.

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